This might already be obvious to the original poster, but it is worth pointing
out that these are not CROSS-platform solutions. That is, it is not currently
possible to create a single frozen Python app that installs on Windows AND
Linux AND the Mac. Each one needs a separate binary.
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On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 14:01:38 +0800, Ellers <ellers@iinet.net.au> wrote:
7/24/02 1:30:42 PM, "Stephane Jolicoeur" <s.jol@jol-tech.net> wrote:
1) Can I distribute a wxPython app to any other mac user or lunix or windows
(or etc...) using the freeze utility wit python?
I haven't used freeze but I've used py2exe (windows) and the McMillan
Installer (Linux, Solaris); they work very well for those platforms.
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- Tim Roberts, timr@probo.com
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.
err, yeah, I didn't mean to say that the _same_ precompiled binary works on all platforms.
What I meant was that there are solutions available on win32 and unix to take a python/wxPython program in source form and distribute
precompiled binary versions of the program for those platforms.
Sorry for any confusion
Ellers
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7/25/02 1:00:23 AM, "Tim Roberts" <timr@probo.com> wrote:
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 14:01:38 +0800, Ellers <ellers@iinet.net.au> wrote:
7/24/02 1:30:42 PM, "Stephane Jolicoeur" <s.jol@jol-tech.net> wrote:
1) Can I distribute a wxPython app to any other mac user or lunix or windows
(or etc...) using the freeze utility wit python?
I haven't used freeze but I've used py2exe (windows) and the McMillan
Installer (Linux, Solaris); they work very well for those platforms.
This might already be obvious to the original poster, but it is worth pointing
out that these are not CROSS-platform solutions. That is, it is not currently
possible to create a single frozen Python app that installs on Windows AND
Linux AND the Mac. Each one needs a separate binary.