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If you wanted a tree skip the python and just bury a seed, ya silly!
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From MY perspective python is a nightmare without virtual environments, and even then you have to worry about pip package dependencies. And then that sucks so we use poetry to create our local venvs and pip reqs. And then docker to actually run anything. OSs seem to have a habit of needing a specific python version and it's never the one you want. This is the same for any non compiled scripting language, and I guess same for compiled too to an extent though it's more hardware architecture based? Don't know if that helps but good luck OP.
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Also on windows you can and should be using Linux subsystem. It's actually good
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At that rate you may be able to do something like this https://pyinstaller.org/en/stable/ As far as I can tell it bundles up a python version, your code and all the dependencies as a little standalone executable for a target platform. It should just be 'runnable' with the overhead of a bigger executable size. Never tried it though outside of Deno which is a JS runtime as a standalone
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I'm a goober and didn't realize curses was a module level c wrapper "The Windows version of Python doesn’t include the curses module. A ported version called UniCurses is available." https://pypi.org/project/UniCurses/
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The game in question is spacepos so
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