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Re: [pygame] Python2.5 + Pygame



Hello

This brings me to another question relating py2exe, py2app. Those programs create stand alone application and work w/o previously installed Python. How about if a newer version of Python is installed than the standalone application is written with? And is there also a standalone package buildiger on Linux side? Might be a stupid question but Im unfamiliar packaging tools.

Greetings
Farai


Am 08.04.2006 um 13:12 schrieb Rene Dudfield:

python2.4 uses a newer C library.  So for some older windows
installations people need that C library mscrt.  You are not allowed
to distribute that library except under certain situations.

I'm not real clear on the details.


On 4/8/06, Willem <willemsh@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi, all:

I remember that some people expressed their discontent with certain
license issues around the Python 2.4 for Windows distribution. If I
recall correctly the problem was about dependencies on MS libraries
which are not freely redistributable.

I may be wrong but I don't think that same issues are resolved in the
2.5 version, is that so?

Maybe someone can shed some light over this matter?

Thank you.

--willem