This is kind of funny, I posted earlier about a small, light python distro. The thing is, I did it in an hour or so, but amazingly, I got responses from everywhere asking for support on how to do this. To be honest, I don't have the time to investigate it more. My point, there seems to be a lot of interest for a lightweight python app, but no real resources on how to do it?
The goal, build python(mainly for win32) so that the ENTIRE install is maybe less than 5MBs and includes possibly a GUI library, possibly TwistedMatrix, possibly install from just unzipping an archive like applications such as Eclipse. So, my question, has anybody done this similar to what I did? I can show you how I did it, but it was so quick, I didnt really think about what libraries I included. There are mini linuxes out there, I suggest mini pythons. Why? For example, I don't need an XML-RPC library, or zip library, or the other libraries. http://newspiritcompany.com/blog/article/167/python-lightweight-at-2mb-for-win32 -- Ramza from Atlanta http://www.newspiritcompany.com -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
