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Aug 10th, 2009
Hello,
I am aware of programs such as py2exe and py2app for converting python to standalone windows and mac apps and have gotten those to work for most things, but I'm not sure about the best way to transfer to the Linux platform. The problem is the program I have is dependent on several modules of which I wouldn't like the user to install manually one by one in order to run it. There is also the consideration that half the modules will not work on python 3.x so the user must have version 2.3-2.6 to use. Is there a good way to do this? Either an existing program to make a standalone or perhaps manually placing the interpreter and used modules in a local folder somehow in the program's directory? Thanks
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