> Thomas Heller wrote: >> Bugs <dont at spam.me> writes: >> >>>Any luck on finding anyone to take over py2exe development Thomas? >>>It's a GREAT project and would be a shame to see it fall into >>>obsolescence. >> No, nobody stepped up (yet). >> Thomas Bugs <dont at spam.me> writes: > What do you think of the idea of putting both py2exe AND py2app under > the same umbrella? I don't know what the status of py2app is or who > maintains it but I was thinking that it would be ideal if the 2 > utilities could share code, ideas, protocols, etc. Seems like this > synergy and consistency would be very beneficial. Perhaps then a > Linux version could be developed with an identical inferface. That's not a bad idea. Philip Eby even suggested to put something like py2exe's modulefinder (well, it's really Python's) and py2app's modulegraph into his setuptools package - although I didn't respond at that time. Anyway, these are changes that I don't want to do myself. Whoever wants to start that feel free... Thomas
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