"Bob Swerdlow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Anyone have opinions about whether we will be better off using PythonNet or > wxPython for the GUI layer of our application on Windows? Our code is all > Python and is now running on Mac OS X with PyObjC and Cocoa, which works > very well. Our goal is not necessarily to move to a cross-platform > solution, but rather to create a solid Windows version that looks and feels > like a native application. All the code that interacts with the user is > factored out of our business logic, so it is a matter of find a good > view/controller library and writing a thin glue layer. And, of course, we > want to build it as efficiently and robustly as we can.
Everyone has opinions :-) I have settled on wxPython principally because of 1) Linux/Gnome <-> MS Windows portablility of the code. 2) The fact that wxPython follows the look and feel of whatever window themes might be installed in Linux/Gnome or MS Windows. 3) Apps so written have that native "look and feel" and fit right in. Thomas Bartkus -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
