Empower Your Python Code Everywhere 🐍
This project provides a versatile solution for running Python in legacy or GLIBC incompatible environments, allowing you to execute version-selected Python scripts effortlessly. Whether you're dealing with older systems or specialized setups, this portable standalone Python is designed to work seamlessly across all Linux platforms.
- Seamlessly compatible with legacy systems.
- Ideal for GLIBC-incompatible setups.
- Handpicked Python versions for your needs.
- Works effortlessly across all Linux platforms.
- python-build-standalone
- The key difference is that project is relay on system's glibc, and this project is not.
- There would be a painful issue if you want to run the binary on a system with a different glibc version.
- like:
./python: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: versionGLIBC_2.15' not found (required by ./python)`
- like:
- This project is designed to be compatible with legacy systems, and it is also ideal for GLIBC-incompatible setups.
- pyinstaller
- This is a project porting Python to a standalone binary, but it could not be used to run Python scripts directly.
- It's impossible to deliver a Python script to the endpoint and manipulate pip to install dependencies or other runtime loading operations.
- nutika
- This is a project that compiles Python scripts into C code and then compiles them into binaries.
- It's not a standalone Python, and it's not a Python script that can be run directly.
- Download the latest release (or you would build it yourself, see ci)
- Untar the file, you will see ./opt/python/
- The ./opt/python/ is a standalone Python, you can copy or move it to anywhere you want.
- Run the Python script with the standalone Python:
./opt/python/bin/python ./your_script.py
- bash
Any codes were downloaded from links, follow the license of the original project.
Others are under MIT License.
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