Seems to be working here, though I'm also using Ubuntu, so that's not such a challenge.
Best wishes, Thomas On 13 May 2013 23:49, Kevin Locoh <rayman3...@gmail.com> wrote: > Thanks for the tip, I've looked into the doc and made a few searchs, and > in the end I've managed to include all dependencies using the > "bin_path_includes" property (I set the value to "/usr/lib"). > "include_files" seems to be rather dedicated to data files (e.g mostly the > images, sounds and fonts used in the game). Anybody would mind trying my > Linux build (a Post Compo release of my Ludum Dare entry)? > https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/8347940/A%20Scholar%20In%20The%20Woods%20-%20Post%20Compo%20-%20Linux.tar.gz > > Thanks again in anycase, it was really helpful! > > Le lundi 13 mai 2013 11:02:51 UTC+2, Thomas Kluyver a écrit : > >> On 13 May 2013 00:32, Kevin Locoh <rayma...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> Oh sorry, I'd completely missed your message. Actually, it works on my >>> computer with Ubuntu, but I had understood that cx_Freeze doesn't include >>> every C extension library, in my case the SDL, which makes the tarball >>> quite dependent of the distro: the game frozen with cx_Freeze would >>> probably crash with a "module not found" message on another platform. Am I >>> mistaken anywhere? I somehow hope so, it'd much easier for me to keep >>> cx_Freeze which already works with Python 3. >> >> >> It's supposed to include all the libraries that the program needs to run, >> but not standard system libraries like libc. It might not be detecting SDL >> as a dependency, or it might be misclassifying it as a system library. >> Either way, you can force it to include a library with the include_files >> option (see docs at [1]). >> >> If there's a simple way to get it working, you can contribute a hook for >> pygame to include files that the automatic detection misses. >> >> [1] >> http://cx_freeze.readthedocs.**org/en/latest/distutils.html<http://cx_freeze.readthedocs.org/en/latest/distutils.html> >> >> Best wishes, >> Thomas >> >
