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[Q] Rolling your own binary distribution/installation of Python 2.0

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"John Copella" <jcopella at cfl.rr.com> wrote in messagenews:NFkA6.14489$Qi6.1515105 at typhoon.tampabay.rr.com...> I am in the early phases of developing a product based on Python and will> need to provide a binary distribution for customers who do not alreadyhave> Python installed.  Of course, the distribution should be installable> anywhere in the filesystem.  Is there any easy way (thinking here of an> existing utility or install script) to package my Python binaries so that> they can be installed in an arbitrary location in the filesystem?  ForA binary distribution will of course need to depend on thespecific platform you're deploying on.  If it's Windows,seehttp://starship.python.net/crew/theller/py2exe/; ifit's not (or, just to explore all possibilities, even ifit IS:-), see the links at the end of the same page, mostparticularly Gordon McMillan's "installer".Alex

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