PyOxidizer generates standalone binaries for python. It requires the rust (and optionally C) toolchain to be installed first. I think requiring another langua

PyOxidizer generates standalone binaries for python. It requires the rust (and optionally C) toolchain to be installed first. I think requiring another language development environment set up to package code is a big turn-off. A friendlier approach is either to have a package in the same language so it interpolates with the ecosystem, or have a standalone binary which doesn't need dependencies. At this point, I look at it as a python distribution tool for rust developers.