Just compile it if you wan't. It's not like compiling it is rocket science
for some people it is...
On Linux, which most people consider to be the most complicated OS, the "rocket science" of compiling any bitcoin-qt based client comes down to four simple steps. Using Ubuntu/Debian as an example:
1) Read the docs to find the dependencies (really simple, we may not all be computer literate but we are all literate, right?)
2) sudo apt-get install [dependencies] *
3) qmake
4) make
If you've ever compiled one before, you can skip the first two steps.
* If you're using a Linux distro that isn't based on Debian or Ubuntu, replace step 2 with whatever package manager you'd normally use to install software. If you don't know how to install software with a package manager, repeat step 1 with your distro's docs.
