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# Conflicts: # Windows_and_Linux/pyinstaller-build-script.py
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Summary
I have created an installable
.debfile for Debian-based Linux distributions, allow to be shared without requiring manual compilation. If any one ask, I can also implement an AppImage as alternative for non Debian Linux.Changes
No major changes were made to the Python script. however, several bash scripts have been added to facilitate the build process. with that said idk if this breaks windows compilation path, need someone with widows to test this out.
How to Build
Open a terminal in the
WritingTools/Windows_and_Linuxdirectory and run the following commands:python3 -m venv .venv source .venv/bin/activateThe generated
.debfile will be located in/packaging/dist/. I am currently looking for volunteers to test this installation on Debian-based systems (such as Ubuntu). Also on Windows compilation testing, that i think @theJayTea can handle?