shouldn't be too hard to come up with a setup based on 0.40.1's structure - it isn't as well packaged as the program is now. This should do it, actually. The manifest doesn't need to change. Let me know how it goes. --- #!/usr/bin/env python from distutils.core import setup from whyteboard import meta text = """ =========== Whyteboard =========== Whyteboard is a free painting application for Linux, Windows and Mac. It is suited towards creating visual presentations and for overlaying PDF images with annotations Features ========= * Draw on a canvas using common tools: pen, rectangle, circle, text * Annotate over PDF files * Drawn shapes can be resized, moved, rotated and re-coloured * Tabbed drawing: each tab represents a whiteboard "sheet". Each sheet has unlimited undo/redo operations * Your drawing history can be replayed on a per-sheet basis * Each sheet has a thumbnail of the canvas that updates as you draw * Closed sheets can be re-opened, restoring their data * Notes, similar to Post-It Notes. A tree in a side panel gives an overview of all notes * Resize the canvas easily by dragging it around * Embed an audio/video player onto the canvas * Translated into many languages (French, German, Spanish, Italian, Galician, Russian, Dutch, and more) """ setup( name = 'Whyteboard', version = meta.version, author = 'Steven Sproat', author_email = '