thanks all,
There're so many GUI toolkits that make newbie(like me) feel confused.
If there's a much up-to-date evaluation about that, things may become
easier.
Now, I'm trying PythonCard(http://pythoncard.sourceforge.net/). and
hope everything goes well: )
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wxGlade is built into SPE the Python IDE.
http://www.stani.be/python/spe/blog/
I personally use Wax - http://sf.net/projects/waxgui
This is another layer *on top* of wxPython, but makes it much nicer to
program with.
For *small* GUIs you're probably better using Tkinter, which can be
made to loo
On 28 Dec 2005 05:51:50 -0800, "Luis M. González" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>This question comes up in this mailing list every two or three days...
>I suggest taking some time to read previous threads (use Google Groups
>for en easier experience) and you'll find thousands of opinions and
>suggest
iclinux wrote:
> I have to build a GUI applicaiton that could run on different OS such
> as windows and *nix, which GUI toolkit is better?
>
I've had good luck with both Tkinter and PyGTK. I don't really like the
look and feel of Tkinter, though it has gotten better over time; but
PyGTK invol
I recently wrote a small application using wxPython (my first with this
GUI). I've used it on
Windows XP, Debian GNU/Linux (sarge) and OS X (Panther). The
application only uses a few widgets but it wasnt difficult at all to
get up and running.
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This question comes up in this mailing list every two or three days...
I suggest taking some time to read previous threads (use Google Groups
for en easier experience) and you'll find thousands of opinions and
suggestions.
My advice: check PythonCard http://pythoncard.sourceforge.net/
Good luck!
I have to build a GUI applicaiton that could run on different OS such
as windows and *nix, which GUI toolkit is better?
Best Regards.
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