Re: [Fab-user] Is that possible to make fabric as a executable file in Window without Python installed?

[Jeff Forcier]

Hi Liu,

Unfortunately Windows is not my expertise so I can't be of much help
here. When I see people distribute Python (or other scripting
languages, too) projects across platforms, I sometimes see executable
shell scripts on the Unix side replicated as Windows batch (.bat)
files -- you might want to look in that direction to see if it helps
any.

Again, I've never done that myself so I've no idea how to do it :( but
it was just a thought.

Best of luck,
Jeff

On Mon, Dec 27, 2010 at 7:16 AM, Jun Liu <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hi, all
> I need to make fabric as a single executable file and distribute it to some
> Windows machines without Python installed. basically py2exe or pyinstall can
> do this job, but since Fabric seems a little different which has a fab.exe
> file, I need your help or hint to do this.
>
> Thanks & regards
> Liu Jun
>
> --
> Just do it!
>
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