[pygtk] anyone using pygtk for windows?

[shawn bright]

one of the modules i need to package with this ( however i manage to do it )
is the mysql module.
On my ubuntu linux box, this is part of the distrobution ( i use apt-get
install libpython-mysql or something like that )
but i am not sure about how to go about it for this windows app. i have 6
files that make up this application. One main admin.py script that imports
the other 5 ( plus the glade file ). Will pyInstaller be able to create
something that is easy for a windows user with all this stuff ?

thanks for everyones help.

shawn

On 1/31/07, Marco Bonifazi <marcobonifazi at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Yes, I'm doing this, and it works. It can be a bit tricky
> > tracking down a binary installer for gtk and getting paths,
> > etc. set up right.
> >
> > The best thing would be to use py2exe to bundle it all up
> > into a single package for distribution. That ought to be
> > possible in theory, although I haven't made a serious
> > attempt to do it myself yet.
> >
>
> I use PyInstaller and it is very good for Windows, no problem to create a
> binary distribution of my code
>
>
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