I have a ready application Shoes 3.3.7, which I wrote in the Ubuntu 18.04 system.
This application consists of the rb file and two folders, one contains the images used when the application is switched on, the second contains graphs of simulations carried out in the application.
I want to create an executable file / installer / anything that will allow me to use the application in Windows 64bit and Ubuntu, without any shoes, ruby, etc., it has to be a truly ready application. I mean, the person who will install it is not to worry about ruby and shoes
Is there a right way to do it? Should I rewrite the application for something else that will enable it? For what?
I tried to pack the application in GUI Shoes without success. The resulting files did not work on the same computer on which the application was created or on fresh Windows.
The app works correctly in Ubuntu, in Shoes, the charts are saved and displayed. In contrast, in Windows, only the application starts working, and the creation and display of subsequent charts do not.
https://github.com/KamilSuchanek95/small_lotka_volterra_shoesapp
This is my application. The rb file and folders: image_charts, image_start, are part of the project. The MyLotka-Volterra folder is just a rough draft. The application requires a gem numo-gnuplot.
The application is used to visualize the Lotka-Volterra model. To work properly, press the three buttons from left to right to load the parameters, solve the model and draw. The initial parameters correspond to the initial graphs.