Distributing Python Applications
August 10, 2007 – 7:49 amRudolf Olah has a nice short piece on packaging and distributing Python apps. Thanks to David Wolever for the pointer.
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One Response to “Distributing Python Applications”
Unfortunatly it doesn’t list how you distribute an application where it isn’t assumed that python (or the correct version if it is installed) is available. Thats the space that needs more work I think.
By adam on Aug 10, 2007