Since version 0.40 it works without installing any other libraries like PyGame. If it does require any libraries, please let us know so we can include them in the installer.
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Looking at the python docs, I might be able to FREEZE a copy of the program for a test run at creating a distribution for Linux. I wonder if there are any Mac users that would like a copy?
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hum, while tracking a problem with creating a binary with py2exe. I found out that I was running the 64 bit version of python. I guess that would make the oneshot executable also 64bit? In any case, since 0.62 version we are using 32bit Python. I wonder if anyone has experienced a difference either 32 or 64 Windows Users?
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I installed Python and the PyGame library and got it to work on Windows XP SP3!
yes it also works on 7 and 8
Since version 0.40 it works without installing any other libraries like PyGame. If it does require any libraries, please let us know so we can include them in the installer.
Looking at the python docs, I might be able to FREEZE a copy of the program for a test run at creating a distribution for Linux. I wonder if there are any Mac users that would like a copy?
hum, while tracking a problem with creating a binary with py2exe. I found out that I was running the 64 bit version of python. I guess that would make the oneshot executable also 64bit? In any case, since 0.62 version we are using 32bit Python. I wonder if anyone has experienced a difference either 32 or 64 Windows Users?