Hi Wanting to know from your experience how hard it would be to create a python distribution for windows based on pypy ?
For example if it contained the "essential" and sometimes hardest packages plus a few of the biggest names would this be feasible? For example as packages numpy, django, scikit, matplotlib or bokeh and spyder and ipython. For example in the anaconda distribution there is a github repo https://github.com/rvianello/conda-pypy which has created the option to replace the conda config and direct all packages to a different repo and use pypy as the default distribution. using something like that as a base and borrowing from the conda base would this be feasible, got to be good from an adoption stand point. Thoughts? Sayth
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