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Peter Mortensen
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I know this question is rather old, but nonetheless I thought it worth pointing out that forFor distributing your Python scripts in a way that doesn't require a native Python installation, you could also try Nuitka, which basically translates your Python code to C++ code, which is then compiled to a true native binary.

I know this question is rather old, but nonetheless I thought it worth pointing out that for distributing your Python scripts in a way that doesn't require a native Python installation, you could also try Nuitka, which basically translates your Python code to C++ code, which is then compiled to a true native binary.

For distributing your Python scripts in a way that doesn't require a native Python installation, you could also try Nuitka, which basically translates your Python code to C++ code, which is then compiled to a true native binary.

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Tobias Kienzler
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I know this question is rather old, but nonetheless I thought it worth pointing out that for distributing your Python scripts in a way that doesn't require a native Python installation, you could also try Nuitka, which basically translates your Python code to C++ code, which is then compiled to a true native binary.