Questions tagged [software-distribution]

Software distribution is the process of delivering software to the end user.

Software distribution is the process of delivering software to the end user. This is not to be confused with a distribution, or distro, which is collection of software components built, assembled and configured so that it can be used essentially "as is" for its intended purpose.

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What have JDK and IntelliJ to do for Java programming?

New user here. I have just recently started learning Java programming. Can someone explain in their own words what JDK and IntelliJ have to do for Java programming? I did google, but the answers were not satisfying.
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Android App files

Here are the files of an Android application. How can I use them? What software is used to open this project in order to compile an APK executable file?
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Is it possible to create a python standalone script that is NOT an executable?

I'm looking for a way I can package a tool I've built for use by my colleagues. In order to run it requires modules that are currently only found on my own workstation. Adding the modules to other workstations is not possible because it's explicitly…
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