I have created a simple python program whih I want to package and distribute so other people can easily install and use. First I wanted to make a stand-alone executable zip but couldn't do that since my program depends on external resource files which I was unable to reference using the zip method.Then I decided to create a .deb package but I have found every guide and tutorial to be way too complex or not do a good enough job except this answer which helped me successfully create a deb package only to produce the following error on installing:  The package is of bad qualityLintian check results for /home/logi/repos/testindicator/build.deb: E: testindicator: non-standard-toplevel-dir testindicator/ So my question is how can I package my python app simply so it can be installed/run easily on other computers? and does that mean I will have to sacrifice my project structure?This is my project structure which I think is pretty standard for a python project:  testindicator/ build DEBIAN dist indicator __main__.py paths.py README.md res tests usr
How to package a python program
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