ThorhianTheUltimate

That is pretty cool.:P My desktop environment uses it I'm pretty sure, so removing it would destroy everything, lol.

Most linux distros rely on python3 to run parts of their system.... That may not have been a good choice. Just fyi. I know Ubuntu and openSUSE due, so I would be careful.

Image is a PIL module. Hmmm.....

I never said it would install to 3. It is very possible to have multiple python versions installed in the v2 range.

PIL will install to the default python. You may not be using the same python.

Pyinstaller should find them for you. It analyzes import statements.

XD I'm so "'leet" at this. I knew I needed python 2 XD never realized the other stuff. But yeah, you figured out the .exe problem? Also, could I ask you a question about Python? Does Python respond to white space, I know C/C++ doesn't Ina lot of cases and indentations are just used usually for clarity.

Edit: Alright, I read through some of the documentation! I see where I missed the dependencies.

Did you take into account that I used other libraries besides wxpython?:P

I used:
python 2.7.6
Python Imaging Library (PIL)
pygame
wxpython

to make this tool.:D

That's what I'm working on, lol. Yes you do, and I actually thought you were compiling for windows when I sent you that spec.

The spec file is actually a normal python file, so read it as such, you have improper indents.

Can I see the spec file you made? I have never done this on Linux, lol. This will be a good learning experience.

I use pyinstaller. It is fairly simple once you get it installed. Installation on windows is weird compared with Linux, but if you follow the pyinstaller manual precisely for installation, you will be good. After the first build of you program, you will get a .spec file the same name as your program. Open it up in a text editor and change it to these settings:

I'll have a new beta ready tomorrow. It will be much cleaner with a lot of bug fixes. When you open the program, you will be asked to update (if I have an update and you are connected to internet) and it will take you to the GitHub releases page. Have fun.:)

It is not ready for release yet, still fixing bugs and cleaning, but this is the beginning of something special.:P http://thekaratekid552.github.io/Secret-Tool

I'm a Linux developer, so of course I make tools that run on Linux, haha.