Imho, good wiki page would be enough. This is OSS world, if someone looks for "one click app" it is better to stick with builder, delphi etc.
On 25/12/06, Peter Morgan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes need to check that out, however I meant as a developer environment for new coders to pygtk. regards Pete Yuri Pimenov wrote: > On 25/12/06, Peter Morgan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > ... >> Also one last point is for windows users, they are the biggest market. >> Indeed I checked pygtk, then went for mono and gtk# and after 2 days, >> realised that the install to windows was going to be a nightmare and >> came >> back to pygtk ;-). I've even been thinking about creating a "Windows >> install >> pack" than installs python, gtk, pygtk, cairo.. the whole lot, just >> for my >> own deployments. It took me sometime to figure it out and as a newbie, >> getting my head around all the versions was confusing to say the least, >> particularly as a lot of the elements were on different other sites. >> Windows >> users expect to have an installer, that's one of the great things about >> vb.net. Maybe NSIS would be a good solution >> http://nsis.sourceforge.net/ ? > > py2exe works perfectly with latest pygtk. Common pygtk app takes about > 18mb when installed. UPX'ed binaries take two times less space.
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