Need installer recommendation
in [Python]
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From: Alan Biddle on 6 Feb 2010 10:45 Hi, I could use a recommendation on a free installer for use by an unsophisticated programmer, that would be me, for some simple programs which are a bit more than "Hello World," but only a little. Basically reading text files and processing the results. Nothing fancy. I am using PY2EXE to create the distribution. In doing the Google, and from past posting here, I see that most recommendations are for inno and nsis. I expect that either would do what I want. Is one a better choice for someone to learn enough to do basic stuff without getting bogged down in details which are not immediately important? -- Alan
From: Gabriel Genellina on 9 Feb 2010 05:11 En Sat, 06 Feb 2010 12:45:39 -0300, Alan Biddle <ALANBIDDLE70(a)yahoo.com> escribi�: > I could use a recommendation on a free installer for use by an > unsophisticated programmer, that would be me, for some simple programs > which are a bit more than "Hello World," but only a little. Basically > reading text files and processing the results. Nothing fancy. I am > using PY2EXE to create the distribution. > > In doing the Google, and from past posting here, I see that most > recommendations are for inno and nsis. I expect that either would do > what I want. Is one a better choice for someone to learn enough to do > basic stuff without getting bogged down in details which are not > immediately important? I, for myself, prefer InnoSetup. For a simple and standard installer, just use the wizard to create it, and you're done. -- Gabriel Genellina
From: Alan Biddle on 9 Feb 2010 09:17 Thanks you very much for the suggestion. I will give it a try. Since I posted the original question, I have tried PyInstaller. I am using Python 2.6.4, which is technically not supported, but it worked fine for the simple programs I tried, and simple enough even for me. ;) -- Alan
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