Right now, only Windows and Mac wheels are being distributed for billiard on PyPI. For Linux, you need to compile billiard from source, which can add some time to getting everything up and running.
Support for Linux wheels was added in PEP-513 through manylinux. It attempts to make it easier to release wheels for the many Linux distributions out there, and the wheels can be generated automatically and in isolation through Docker containers.
I'm not sure what the current packaging process looks like, or what (if any) C libraries would need to be bundled, so I can't speak for how feasible building manylinux wheels would be.
auvipy
commented
7 years ago
http://pythonwheels.com/
Right now, only Windows and Mac wheels are being distributed for billiard on PyPI. For Linux, you need to compile billiard from source, which can add some time to getting everything up and running.
Support for Linux wheels was added in PEP-513 through manylinux. It attempts to make it easier to release wheels for the many Linux distributions out there, and the wheels can be generated automatically and in isolation through Docker containers.
I'm not sure what the current packaging process looks like, or what (if any) C libraries would need to be bundled, so I can't speak for how feasible building manylinux wheels would be.