Valentin
Valentin
You can find a summary of manylinuses tags [over there](https://github.com/pypa/manylinux). A key difference is the version of GLIBC that is used. This (mostly) sets compatibility. For example, manylinux_2_28 requires GLIBC...
Hello @mantielero, sorry, I missed this post. I understand that you need a wxPython version that is not available as a binary wheel on PyPI. But you found the corresponding...
Hello @jeanslack , in principle, extra system like libraries would be bundled under AppDir/usr/lib, where AppDir is the (extracted) AppImage root directory. Now, it actually depends on the pip installed...
Hello @mxmlnkn, thanks for this suggestion. That would be great indeed. Actually, PyPy is installed in the Manylinux Docker images, besides CPython. Thus, it might really be possible with only...
Hello @mxmlnkn , Thank you for the information. I'll keep it open for now, since I still think it might indeed be interesting. Although, I didn't find time for this...
Hello @mgmartian, thanks for proposing :) I am registered on GitHub with my company (CNRS) email. This is why, I am reluctant to expose it. But, my Gmail is visible...
@mgmartian, I indeed have a "free" account, and therefore no access to GitHub ARM runners. But anyway, I might have a more simple solution, which is basically "cross-building". Actually, it...
Thanks for testing @williamkborn @mgmartian . I would call this a success then :) Now, I'll have to see how to properly integrate this strategy into `python-appimage`, without breaking it,...
Hello, sorry, I haven't much developed [linuxdeploy-plugin-python](https://github.com/niess/linuxdeploy-plugin-python) lately. I actually switched to another strategy, [python-appimage](https://github.com/niess/python-appimage), where Python installs are directly relocated from the Manylinux Docker images into an AppImage. This...
Hey @Narmis-E , that would be the way to go indeed with [python-appimage](https://github.com/niess/python-appimage). The point is that building a Python binary wheel or an AppImage using {Python + packages} faces...