I packaged a kivy app on MacOS and I'm trying to port it to Windows and Linux. Didn't see anything in the pyinstaller docs so I tried using VirtualBox to run pyinstaller in Windows and Linux virtual environments. It didn't work on Windows because I for some reason couldn't call python in command prompt. Didn't try it on Linux yet because I wanted to know if I'm just wasting my time.
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On any freshly minted OS installed from an ISO into a VM you need to ensure that base components for your requirements are install. For example on Ubuntu 20.04, to meet my requirements, I install `linux-headers build-essentials git python3-venv python3-pip` to meet my python runtime needs. It's no different on cloud envs (AWS, GCloud, Azure) it's just base build will differ – Rob Raymond Jul 20 '20 at 06:10
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Thanks! I'm new to this kind of stuff so that really helps! – Wiiat Jul 20 '20 at 12:06
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It turns out when you're installing python on a Windows VM you have to install it to PATH
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