I've just uploaded a Windows version. The version number remained the same because there was zero changes made to the underlying source code, I just compiled it to a binary EXE file with py2exe and then packaged it up into a Windows installer with Innosetup.
The Python version will remain available and will work on anything that supports Python 3. The Windows executable version does not require you to have Python installed.
The original source code files are still located inside the Windows binary installer. After it has been installed you can find them inside the installation folder; default is C:\Program Files\PyNuker . If you would like to view the source code without running the installer, just download the tarball archive version and extract that.
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I've just uploaded a Windows version. The version number remained the same because there was zero changes made to the underlying source code, I just compiled it to a binary EXE file with py2exe and then packaged it up into a Windows installer with Innosetup.
The Python version will remain available and will work on anything that supports Python 3. The Windows executable version does not require you to have Python installed.
The original source code files are still located inside the Windows binary installer. After it has been installed you can find them inside the installation folder; default is C:\Program Files\PyNuker . If you would like to view the source code without running the installer, just download the tarball archive version and extract that.