All releases of PyInstaller


Release Notes: A new default PyInstaller icon was added for generated executables on Windows. Support was added for Python built with --enable-shared on Mac OS X. A workaround was added for incorrect platform.system() on some Python Windows installations where this function returns "Microsoft" instead "Windows". The --windowed option was fixed for Mac OS X, where a console executable was created every time even with this option. A typographical error that prevented detection of DLL libraries loaded by the ctypes module was fixed.


Release Notes: This is a major stable release. New features were added, including full support for Python 2.6 and 2.7 (even on Windows), support for Windows 64-bit, binary bootloaders for Linux and Mac OS X (32-bit only), improved Mac OS X support, and compatibility with older Python versions (Python 2.2+). Many bugs were fixed.


Release Notes: This is a major stable release. Many new features were added, including preliminary Mac OS X support, improved Linux support, intelligent tracking of ctypes dependencies, support for digital-signing under Windows, and support for dozens of third-party libraries. Python versions up to 2.7 are fully supported on Linux and Mac and up to 2.5 on Windows. Hundreds of bugs were fixed.


Release Notes: A bug in which user-provided icons disappeared from built executables when these were compressed with UPX was fixed. Problems with packaging of applications using PIL was fixed. When used under Windows XP, packaged programs now have the correct look and feel and follow the user's themes. A buffer overrun in the bootloader which could lead to a crash when the built executable is run from within a deep directory pathname was fixed. A regression introduced in 1.1 was fixed: under Linux, the bootloader does not depend on libpythonX.X.so anymore.


Release Notes: Single-file packages do not depend on MSVCRT71.DLL anymore. UPX setup has been fixed to properly compress binaries generated with Visual Studio .NET 2003. Building of COM servers was fixed. Python path detection was improved. Better handling of broken imports. Import hooks have been added for GTK, PyOpenGL, dsnpython, and KInterasDB. Many bugs have been fixed.


No changes have been submitted for this release.


Release Notes: PyInstaller is currently unmaintained, and people often ignore its existence. Even its official Web site is gone. This page was set up to keep it online and present some patches to work around problems found during its use.
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