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Re:A Book about Qt5 by mgreenleaf on Monday March 04, 2019 @05:00AM (#19300069)
PySide2 makes this way easier. I recently setup a PySide2 Project in PyCharm with the integrated package-management and it was a breeze (I guess the official support helps a lot as opposed to PySide[1]). First tried several other graphical libraries and was getting nowhere, but was happy that the Qt integration was relatively painless.

On a related note, does anyone know of a way of creating a "stand-alone binary" or installer for PySide2?

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Re:A Book about Qt5 by toyg on Monday March 04, 2019 @06:38AM (#19300489)
PyInstaller and cx_freeze both work with PyQt, afaik, so they probably work with pyside too.

There is also some other project (fsmb? Something like that) that is focused towards packaging pyqt apps, but it requires you to adopt its framework.

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