Wallet

Windows

Install Java
Head on over to https://java.com/en/download/ and download Java. Java 7 or Java 8 will work.

Download the wallet
Head on over to http://burstcoin.info/download and download the latest wallet version.
Extract the wallet
You can just right click and hit extract all.
Start the wallet Open the newly extracted folder and hit run.bat nd wait for it to say Burst server (version) started successfully
Access the wallet
Open up your browser now and go to 127.0.0.1:8125
Make an account
Now you can go ahead and make an account. Click returning user and save the passphrase in about a million different really safe places. This passphrase can be used to access your account from anywhere. There is no wallet.dat to protect your account. No, it's all just that one passphrase, SO KEEP IT SAFE!!!
Done
Now you will end up here. You can ingnore the public key message. Congratulations, you now have your own Burst account! You can see you account in the lop left, in this picture it is BURST-Z4WU-BZHY-BWKQ-3SAEP. You can now head over to a faucet and get some free coins to get you going. Please make an outgoing transaction as soon as you have those coins to secure your account. This can be as easy as just setting you account info.

Linux Terminal

Install java
Run
sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jre

Download the wallet
Download using the latest direct link found at http://burstcoin.info/download and using command
wget http://burstcoin.info/download/burst_1.2.3.zip

Unzip it Now we want to extract, you may need to install unzip, so run
sudo apt-get install unzip
Once you have unzip installed just run
unzip burst_1.2.3.zip
Run the wallet
Just go
cd burst_1.2.3

./run.sh

Access the wallet
Now you can no longer remain in the command line(unless you follow the remote guide at the bottom of the page now), you're going to need to open up your browser and go to 127.0.0.1:8125
Make an account
Now you can go ahead and make an account. Click returning user and save the passphrase in about a million different really safe places. This passphrase can be used to access your account from anywhere. There is no wallet.dat to protect your account. No, it's all just that one passphrase, SO KEEP IT SAFE!!!
Done
Now you will end up here. You can ingnore the public key message. Congratulations, you now have your own Burst account! You can see you account in the lop left, in this picture it is BURST-Z4WU-BZHY-BWKQ-3SAEP. You can now head over to a faucet and get some free coins to get you going. Please make an outgoing transaction as soon as you have those coins to secure your account. This can be as easy as just setting you account info.

Accessing the wallet remotely

Now, if you want to access your wallet from another computer on the same network, or you want to access the wallet on your server from your computer, you can do the following.
Edit nxt-default.conf
nano conf/nxt-deafult.properties
And change line 100 from
nxt.allowedBotHosts=127.0.0.1; localhost; [0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1];
to
nxt.allowedBotHosts=*;
and change line 107 from
nxt.apiServerHost=127.0.0.1
to
nxt.apiServerHost=0.0.0.0
Now you can start your wallet, and if it's on your server and your server is linux, you might want to use
nohup sh run.sh
In order to keep it running after you close the terminal session