You'll likely have fewer issues distributing .net than python as an application. You can do the latter, but it means shipping the interpreter and modules and li

You'll likely have fewer issues distributing .net than python as an application. You can do the latter, but it means shipping the interpreter and modules and libraries and doing it in a different way for each platform. With .net winforms you'll have issues with compatibility, but you could keep the runtime and use for example AvaloniaUI for the cross platform GUI. (It's closer to wpf than winforms in design though)