I work on a small team with varying levels of technical skill. I usually write PowerShell scripts for them but I’m getting into Python. We’re in a Windows environment.
If I start writing little Python tools for them to use, either console apps or eventually GUI tools using tkinter or PyQt, should I use PyInstaller –onefile and hand out the .exe file, or should I stick to having them install Python and run the scripts? Anyone else have success with the PyInstaller route?
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r/learnpython I work on a small team with varying levels of technical skill. I usually write PowerShell scripts for them but I’m getting into Python. We’re in a Windows environment. If I start writing little Python tools for them to use, either console apps or eventually GUI tools using tkinter or PyQt, should I use PyInstaller –onefile and hand out the .exe file, or should I stick to having them install Python and run the scripts? Anyone else have success with the PyInstaller route? submitted by /u/KnightOwl316 [link] [comments]
I work on a small team with varying levels of technical skill. I usually write PowerShell scripts for them but I’m getting into Python. We’re in a Windows environment.
If I start writing little Python tools for them to use, either console apps or eventually GUI tools using tkinter or PyQt, should I use PyInstaller –onefile and hand out the .exe file, or should I stick to having them install Python and run the scripts? Anyone else have success with the PyInstaller route?
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