I don't know how to make python executable on any linux. On Windows I know how t do it, it's my first time on Linux. I turned my python script into exe with ease (auto-py-to-exe). But I don't want my app to be distro specific (only .deb or .rpm). I just want to make it like executable binary.

I tried pyinstaller and it didn't work.

I don't know how to make python executable on any linux. On Windows I know how t do it, it's my first time on Linux. I turned my python script into exe with ease (auto-py-to-exe). But I don't want my app to be distro specific (only .deb or .rpm). I just want to make it like executable binary.

I tried pyinstaller and it didn't work.

• python
• linux
• executable

• I fot to add. My program uses customtkinter framework. If someone managed to recompile python scripts into executables with this framework, explain it, please. – anonymous 6598 Commented Mar 20 at 17:47
• pyinstaller is the answer. Why didn't it work? What happened? – Tim Roberts Commented Mar 20 at 18:00
• I just fot to add --colect-all option. That's why it didn't work. – anonymous 6598 Commented Mar 20 at 19:55
• Generally speaking, you make a Python application be executable on Linux by ensuring that the entry-point script(s) each have an appropriate shebang line, and each have their executable permission set. You don't have to convert it to a binary format, and that ordinarily is not done. – John Bollinger Commented Mar 20 at 20:53
• I called it wrong. I guess it's EFL format that I was talking about. – anonymous 6598 Commented Mar 21 at 0:17

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Solved. Just fot to add some parameters.