> >Having not yet used wxPython, I'm not sure how "native" its apps look,
> >but people seem to like its power.
>
> I very much like it on WinXP, and it works (and looks good) on OSX,
> but some advanced widgets don't work.
> see www.wxpython.org
After downloading wxPython itself, there is also a
>Having not yet used wxPython, I'm not sure how "native" its apps look,
>but people seem to like its power.
I very much like it on WinXP, and it works (and looks good) on OSX,
but some advanced widgets don't work.
see www.wxpython.org
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