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How to install kivy on your operating system

Kivy latest versionis 2.0.0 officially supports python  versions 3.6 - 3.9

Now you can install kivy first of all you are notice the python is installed on your OS

Step 1: Open this link https://kivy.org/doc/stable/gettingstarted/installation.html

and select the OS install  make sure which is your operating system and than click links

Step 2: You can install kivy using pip  you simply type on your terminal/cmd : pip install kivy

Kivy install in Window: simply type on your terminal/cmd   python -m pip install kivy

 Kviy install in linux: simply type on your terminal python3 -m pip install kivy

Kivy install in OS X: simply type on your terminal python -m pip install kivy

Kivy install in RPi: simply type on your terminal/cmd   python -m pip install kivy

Kivy install in conda: conda install kivy -c conda-forge

If your kivy not install successfully than go to the kivy installation documentation link https://kivy.org/doc/stable/gettingstarted/installation.html

Thank you

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