Hi, I have developed a GUI using tkinter (grid geometory manager). The structure is a top frame containing multiple subframes. Each subframe has a combination of widgets like(Entry, label, button,listboxes). The subframes are placed with a padx and pady offset with regards to the other subframes. And the widgets within these subframes have their own padx and pady offsets. The GUI runs fine on my linux box, but on a different linux box things get wierd. I see things like- 1) The frame width increasing 2) The widget padx translating to much bigger offsets with reference to the subframe edges 3) Widget widths like that for Entry become bigger
I Know its to do with the screen resolution settings and user settings on different machines. Can anyone point me in the right direction(before I start looking into it)as how to account for different screen resolutions so as to have as uniform a GUI look as possible across different user machines. A smaller version of my GUI layout looks something like--> ===============Top Frame================= = - SubFrame - ---------SubFrame--------- = - - - ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' - = - - - ' Widget ' - = - - - ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' - = - Widget - ----------------------------- = - - = - - ---------SubFrame--------- = - - - - = - - - ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' - = - Widget - - ' Widget ' - = - - - ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' - = - - - - = - - - ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' - = - - - ' Widget ' - = - Widget - - ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' - = --------------- ----------------------------- ========================================= Thanks Rahul -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
