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I've used pyinstaller on Wine in order to make Windows executables from Linux. Haven't figured out yet how to cross-compile for OSX yet, but that at least redu

I've used pyinstaller on Wine in order to make Windows executables from Linux. Haven't figured out yet how to cross-compile for OSX yet, but that at least reduces it from requiring three major OSes to build to two.

book_mentioned 9y ago
Have you had a chance to evaluate https://pybee.org https://pybee.org ? src: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16419628#16420689 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16419628#16420689
- RightMillennial 9y ago
  Other than promoting Python and "diversity", what exactly does PyBee/BeeWare do? It sounds like an SDK, but it appears to just point to a bunch of random GitHub projects. It's not very clear to me.
- XorNot 9y ago
  After some digging I've still no idea if it solves my core problem of needing a Mac to build Mac binaries.
meddlepal 9y ago
We have low interest in Windows support for our software so I haven't even tried yet but WINE is a good idea if it works. For MacOS a TravisCI Mac build should do the trick. It'd be nice if it could all be done in a single run..., but it doesn't seem possible.