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Distributing Python programs Distributing Python programs

I have several source codes for some GUI programs I made in Python. I'd like to distribute them. However, I'd like to make it as easy as possible for the end user to get the program up and running. What are the common way's of going about this problem?

This is in reference to Windows XP and on.

Possible Duplicate:
Distributing Python programs

I have several source codes for some GUI programs I made in Python. I'd like to distribute them. However, I'd like to make it as easy as possible for the end user to get the program up and running. What are the common way's of going about this problem?

This is in reference to Windows XP and on.

Possible Duplicate:
Distributing Python programs

I have several source codes for some GUI programs I made in Python. I'd like to distribute them. However, I'd like to make it as easy as possible for the end user to get the program up and running. What are the common way's of going about this problem?

This is in reference to Windows XP and on.

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Distributing Python programs

I have several source codes for some GUI programs I made in Python. I'd like to distribute them. However, I'd like to make it as easy as possible for the end user to get the program up and running. What are the common way's of going about this problem?

This is in reference to Windows XP and on.

I have several source codes for some GUI programs I made in Python. I'd like to distribute them. However, I'd like to make it as easy as possible for the end user to get the program up and running. What are the common way's of going about this problem?

This is in reference to Windows XP and on.

Possible Duplicate:
Distributing Python programs

I have several source codes for some GUI programs I made in Python. I'd like to distribute them. However, I'd like to make it as easy as possible for the end user to get the program up and running. What are the common way's of going about this problem?

This is in reference to Windows XP and on.

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Distributing Python programs

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Distributing Programs Written in Python

I have several source codes for some GUI programs I made in Python. I'd like to distribute them. However, I'd like to make it as easy as possible for the end user to get the program up and running. What are the common way's of going about this problem?

This is in reference to Windows XP and on.

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