Hi Don,
Thanks for your comments. Surely pip works well, the problem is
installing it when machines have not proper permissions or for a newbie.
I have tested these environments and that's why I would suggest
something like a portable app (may be the ebook platform recommended
that is also portable could work).
Cheers,
Offray
On 15/10/15 12:02, Don Dwiggins wrote:
A couple of comments from a Python on Windows programmer:
* pip works well on Windows -- I do a lot of Python programming, and
have never had a problem installing packages using pip
* I've generally had success using PyInstaller to create
distributable executables. It's not easy, though, to get the
installer script right. (This refers to release 2.1; I noticed
recently that they're up to 3.0.) Last time I looked, the
newsgroup was active, so you might be able to get help from them.
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Don Dwiggins
Advanced Publishing Technology
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