Which tools do I need to create installers multi-platform for my python application? [closed]?

This is mostly a duplicate of the an-executable-python-app question. There's a good list of solutions there.

– systempuntoout Dec 9 '09 at 19:46 For some definitions of "take care of", yes. For example, most/all include algorithms that scan your source to find all required dependencies, to make sure they get bundled too. If they're Python packages, they'll get installed properly.

Note that most of them are not installer builders, but many people use something like NSIS or InnoSetup (for Windows only) for that, after the "build" step. – Peter Hansen Dec 9 '09 at 19:49.

You may use CXFreeze that works on all platforms that Python works. :).

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