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Introductions, py2exe and cx_Freeze for the Linux-centric

Posted by pansapiens
April 16th, 2008 2:25 am

Hello all … I’m a LD first-timer, intending to give it a shot this time around. I suspect I’ll only really get ~24 hours of actual LD-time, due to inconvenient timezones clashing with the “Day Job”(tm) … but I’m prepared to give it a red hot go. I’ll almost certainly be using Pygame (1.8) and Rabbyt (0.8.1) … unless for some reason the theme makes me want to write a text adventure :)

Since I typically develop on Linux, I’ve done some preparation by making sure I can actually produce Windows executables (the catch: still requires a Windows installation somewhere). My personal py2exe and cx_Freeze ‘tutorial’ is here … it’s actually painfully detailed for something that turned out much simpler than I expected. It would be great to compare notes on crossplatform Python/Pygame experiences/successes/pitfalls with any other Ludumdarers that code on Linux.

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2 Responses to “Introductions, py2exe and cx_Freeze for the Linux-centric”

  1. GBGames says:

    Hmm…I’m tempted to use this competition to learn Python…

  2. Ben Robinson says:

    link is broken. feel free to email me when fixed

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