The Python version shouldn't matter, since the idea of freezing is that you're bundling everything needed within the application you're shipping. I have an application that I built using a Windows 7 VM and Python 3.4, and it runs well on Windows XP SP3 through Windows 10. If I were building it now I would use the latest stable Python 3 version.
-Dan On 9/10/19 8:27 PM, Grant Edwards wrote: > I package a couple Tkinter applications for distribution to Windows > users. If one wants to make the packaged application as widely usable > as possible, is there any advantage to choosing a particular version > of Windows (or Python) with which to "freeze" the application? > -- *Dan McCombs* dan.mcco...@oracle.com <mailto:dan.mcco...@oracle.com> *Oracle* | Technical Staff
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