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Installation.md

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 ## Install Python and Git
 
-> [!NOTE]
-> SD.Next supports Python versions `3.10.x` up to `3.13.x`  
-> However, not all compute backends exist on Python `3.13` as they may be based on older `torch` versions  
-> Recommended version is latest service release of Python `3.12.x`  
+> [!IMPORTANT]
+> Check supported and recommended Python version!
+> [Python](Python)
 
 ### Windows
 

Python.md

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+## Python
+
+> [!TIP]
+> Recommended Python version by SD.Next is `python==3.12`
+
+SD.Next supports pretty much all current versions of Python, but with some disclaimers:  
+- `python==3.9` is end-of-life and no longer validated by SD.Next, so compatibility is limited  
+- `python==3.10` is end-of-support and not recommended  
+- `python==3.11` is fully supported  
+- `python==3.12` is fully supported and is the recommended version as most package dependencies come pre-compiled for it  
+- `python==3.13` is supported, but some packages used by specific features are not available  
+- `python==3.14` is in early stages of support and marked as experimental  
+
+## Compile Required
+
+> [!IMPORTANT]
+> Python 3.13 and 3.14 are not recommended for general use due to limited package compatibility
+
+Python 3.13 and 3.14 require many packages to be built from source which requires additional build tools and much longer installation times  
+At the very minimum, you will need a C++ compiler toolchain and Python development headers installed on your system  
+
+## Missing Features
+
+Known missing functionality with python 3.13 and 3.14 includes:
+- `insightface` no longer maintained and only provides pre-compiled wheels for up to `python==3.12`,  
+   so all face swapping features will not work on `python==3.13` until a compatible version of `insightface` is released  
+- `rembg` background removal depends on number of packages that do not provide compatible wheels  
+
+## Backend Compatibility
+
+Compute backends such as `torch` and `onnxruntime` also have varying levels of support for different Python versions  
+- For `cuda` and `rocm` which are under active development,  
+  support for all python versions is generally good  
+- For older and less actively developed backends such as `zluda` and `directml`,  
+  support for newer python versions is often delayed or non-existent