What is the best way to compile a Python script to successfully open it on other Linux computers?

Question

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Good afternoon everyone!
I am a beginner in this business, but I would like to know how it is possible to run a script written in Python3.9 and having dependencies with various libraries on another computer (OS Linux and support only Python3.5)? It is also worth noting that the snag is that the information security service of the company has set a ban on updating the language in the OS and installing third-party .exes (and their analogues).

Answer 1

the information security service of the company has banned updating the language in the OS and installing third-party .exe files (and their analogues).

Under such restrictions, no way.
If they already have docker installed, then you can dockerize the script.

Answer 2

1. Compile python 3.9 statically or with old glibc.
2. Package your script with this python and pyinstaller/cx_freeze