Re: [pygame] Distributing games for Windows - Pynsist

2016-10-24 Thread Jorge Maldonado Ventura
On 2016-10-24 18:39, Thomas Kluyver wrote: > I've mentioned this on the list before, but some changes since then have made > it easier to use with Pygame. > > Pynsist (https://pynsist.readthedocs.io/ [1] ) is an open source tool to > build Windows installers for Python applications. It's

Re: [pygame] Distributing games for Windows - Pynsist

2016-10-24 Thread Thomas Kluyver
On 24 October 2016 at 22:33, Yann Thorimbert wrote: > This sounds nice, I will try soon. Until now, I've always used py2exe in > order to provide "standalone" windows version of my python-pygame scripts. > What are the pros and cons, in your opinion, to use py2exe or a

RE: [pygame] Distributing games for Windows - Pynsist

2016-10-24 Thread Yann Thorimbert
?Hello, This sounds nice, I will try soon. Until now, I've always used py2exe in order to provide "standalone" windows version of my python-pygame scripts. What are the pros and cons, in your opinion, to use py2exe or a method like pynsist ? Thanks, Yann De

[pygame] Distributing games for Windows - Pynsist

2016-10-24 Thread Thomas Kluyver
I've mentioned this on the list before, but some changes since then have made it easier to use with Pygame. Pynsist (https://pynsist.readthedocs.io/ ) is an open source tool to build Windows installers for Python applications. It's based on the popular NSIS installer system, which makes it