[13:52] <utman> Can't locate Debian/Debhelper/Sequence/python3.pm in @INC (you may need to install the Debian::Debhelper::Sequence::python3 module)
[13:52] <utman> trying to create debian package from my source files. On ubuntu 20.04
[13:52] <utman> when i search this on cpan, module is not present
[13:53] <utman> plz help
[13:53] <JackFrost> Install dh-python
[13:53] <JackFrost> !find Debian/Debhelper/Sequence/python3.pm
[13:53] <ubot3> File Debian/Debhelper/Sequence/python3.pm found in dh-python
[13:55] <utman> JackFrost,  thanks. Will try this
[13:55] <utman> how to find this module in dh helper? Is that automatically installed?
[13:56] <utman> JackFrost,  did u command to bot? to find that package?
[13:57] <JackFrost> Well I happen to know it's in dh-python, but you can use `apt-file` to find them from your system too.  You should add it in debian/control as a build-depend.
[13:57] <utman> wao that worked. Thanks JackFrost
[14:06] <utman> I have created a new software (invoicing software) in python and GTK. Everything works when i run. Now i want to make a distributable package from it. I need guidance. Can python programs work as executables just like other softwares?
[14:07] <utman> deb package or snap. Anything is welcomed. new user here
[14:07] <utman> mainn purpose is, common user need not to install dependencies like database, gui libraries i am using and other imported modules.
[14:15] <JackFrost> For "self contained" methods of distribution, yeah flatpak or snap I guess.
[14:17] <JackFrost> I think one uses snapcraft for that, but I haven't more ideas than that.  I think there's a channel for snap stuff.  If your target is Ubuntu users, snap may be the best.  Other distros besides Ubuntu and flatpak is your best bet.
[14:41] <utman> thanks