The project is well structured now so it is possible to publish it as a pypi project.
This is a good "catch-all" solution to support platforms that we haven't already got builds.
Anywhere that has a python interpreter and a way to install Python packages (pip etc) would be able to install the package.
This isn't a replacement for the "frozen" builds we publish because it does require a "higher barrier" to entry to use, having to have a python interpreter installed etc.
The project is well structured now so it is possible to publish it as a pypi project. This is a good "catch-all" solution to support platforms that we haven't already got builds.
Anywhere that has a python interpreter and a way to install Python packages (pip etc) would be able to install the package.
This isn't a replacement for the "frozen" builds we publish because it does require a "higher barrier" to entry to use, having to have a python interpreter installed etc.