Thanks! I started it fairly recently, wanting to be able to make Windows, Mac and Linux applications easily while using PyInstaller. But since it seems hard to do locally, I made it into a web service. In theory there should be three build servers, for each platform. But in reality it's just running wine to package the Windows apps, which has worked fine so far. There's 85 users, and 112 applications have been packaged so far. The build server is open source, and I'm happy to open source the web side if anyone's interested (it'll need a clean-up first).
Jackson 2010/1/12 Giovanni Bajo <[email protected]> > On Mon, 2010-01-11 at 05:45 -0800, Jackson Cooper wrote: > > Hi Jaime, > > > > I started a website/project called Python Packager (http://python- > > packager.com) which does just this. It's in development, but check it > > out at http://python-packager.com. It'll package your application with > > PyInstaller and make a Windows Installer with it. It also makes DEB + > > RPM packages for Linux. Other stuff it'll do includes analysis on the > > source code to determine quality and source code documentation. Anyway > > it's free to use, any comments/suggestions are always welcome! :) > > Nice service! > > I just wanted to notice that covering the distribution phase (Windows > installer, DEB/RPM, etc.) does fall within PyInstaller roadmap (see > http://www.pyinstaller.org/roadmap). > > -- > Giovanni Bajo > Develer S.r.l. > http://www.develer.com >--
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