Licensing is maybe problematic, if I consider a properitary application later on ( would need an Enterprise account and pricing ) Is a full distribution of the central software in the PyData ecosystem, and includes Python itself along with the binaries for several hundred third-party open-source projects. If you don’t want to install each of the packages you want to use individually. Have enough time and disk space (a few minutes and 3 GB) Has the onvenience of having Python and over 1500 scientific packages automatically installed at once Seems to be related to Anaconda universe onlyīest if you are new to conda or Python ( really ? ) Is the pure package manager application, whereas Anaconda and Miniconda are distributions including already Python and some packages. Is it worth to replace Chocolatey by Anaconda, also for other projects, like the Node.js, PHP universes ?ĭoes it make sense to keep them side-by-side, so that they play out their synergies ? What I understood is that the Conda universe can completely replace Chocolatey and more, is that correct ?. Is able to install Python and Anaconda too, but this is maybe only an additional layer which is not necessary

In general I understand the differences like that: I would like to find what is the best way to bundle Python, Python4Delphi with a Delphi application. The licenses of the separate packages need to be checked individually, that is not my point here at the moment. Can Python itself be used (bundled or separate installed) within a commercial applications ? The License itself seems a kind of specific.What is the best installer to meet all the licenses, containing Python, their Packages and repositories ( I think Anaconda is the only repository, but I'm unsure ).What is the best installer (distribution ) to be packed ( or separately downloaded ) together with a complete commercial application.I have a few main questions to all of this I like the environment of Python, but I would like to keep customers away from all the nerdy internals, as much as possible. Since inclusion into one binary setup is very likely problematic, this can be also a separate download of installers, which best of all can be running silently.

I would like to bundle and use Python, Python4Delphi from a Delphi application as controller, best of all nicely integrated in one setup, to produce a commercial application. I'm considering to dive a little into the Python universe, and ask myself which one is the best approach to get started.Ĭurrently I use the package manager Chocolatey under Windows, not for Python yet, but it should be able to install Python and Anaconda as well.

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