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Python Distributions
Aside from the official CPython distribution available from python.org, other distributions based on CPython include the following:
ActivePython from ActiveState
Anaconda from Continuum Analytics
ChinesePython Project: Translation of Python's keywords, internal types and classes into Chinese. Eventually allows a programmer to write Python programs in Chinese.
Win9xPython: Backport of mainline CPython 2.6/2.7 to old versions of Windows 9x/NT.
Portable Python: Run Python from USB device - no installation needed.
PyPy: a Python implementation in Python.
Python(x,y): Python(x,y) is a scientific-oriented Python Distribution based on Qt, Eclipse and Spyder
PythonLabsPython: an old name for the python.org distribution
Tiny Python (archived link) - not to be confused with tinypy
WinPython: Another scientific-focused Python distribution, based around Spyder
See also:
EmbeddedPython for details of minimal or reduced size Python distributions and implementations.
The master list of Python implementations.
Historical Documents
The following historical documents were previously used to describe Python distributions: