#๐Ÿ”’ I can't run a script.py file on another pc because it dosent have python installed

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cedar cragBOT
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marble kite
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no man

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go install python

eager plover
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is there really no other way to run the script whitout installing python?

granite bear
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only if you convert the script to .exe

eager plover
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alright

cosmic pagoda
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which comes with its own problems cause python wasn't designed for compiling
e.g. the .exe often gets wrongly flagged as a virus; the .exe is usually very bulky compared to the script, etc

eager plover
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Yes i see

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and its also missing a ton of modules

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tacit gulch
eager plover
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pyinstaller

tacit gulch
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okay, and what is it failing to find?

eager plover
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wdmean

tacit gulch
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o.0

eager plover
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Thx for your help but it looks like i wont be using exe because its marking it as a virus

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i will figure out another way prob

granite bear
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also another way possibly to use docker, im pretty sure it is able to run python scripts without actually installing the python itself on ur pc

tacit gulch
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it sounds like he doesn't want to install anything extra at all

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if you're going to install docker, install python, much simpler.

eager plover
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I have python installed i just dont want so others need to install it just to run my file

tacit gulch
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you have no other choice.

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you can make a setup installer, an exe, or have them install python

granite bear
eager plover
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nah not really

cedar cragBOT
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