> dist/hello > dist/pcre.so > dist/pwdmodule.so > dist/strop.so" > > please explain how to build an rpm-package from that files
I've got debian, I don't need no RPM. The purpose of cx is to create a distribution-independent format, by bundling executables and libs and the like. It is _not_ there to create RPMs or other distribution-dependend installation files. Because that wouldn't make much sense - I for example can install the whole PyQt stuff with a simple apt-get install pyqt so I don't need a debian package containing all that stuff again. Instead, I need a debian package that has the proper dependencies set. The same is true for RPM-based systems. And besides: this is the pyQt mailing list. While I doubt that someone will object you asking cxFreeze-questions here, you most likely will get better help on cxFreeze own mailing list. DIez _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [email protected] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
