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How fast can you bring python to blank windows? #1342
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There is no competition on installing / un-7zipping Winpython. |
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Otherwise, you would need to use uv and hashes of the packages to download .... that is the best option, when uv will stop versionning every week and disturb antivirusses |
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To make WinPython fast to install, we would need either:
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Hello! I've used winpython in the past, thank you for your work!
I'm curious if you'd be open to creating or offering existing benchmarks on how long it takes to install python on Windows.
Here's a tool I made: https://github.com/liquidcarbon/puppy
And this is how you use it. The video is real-time, but the first install is probably slower than what's depicted, because it's likely using cached resources.
pup-514-2.mp4
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