On 2007-05-21, Cameron Laird <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> While PyQt is plenty wonderful, Tkinter's more than adequate,
> given the requirements you've described.
Tkinter is easier to use for simple things. You just have to
try not to think about the fact that it's pulling a complete
Tcl interpreter into your app. It also seems to come only in
various flavors of ugly. ;)
wxPython (based on wxWidgets) is cross-platform,
industrial-strength and has native look-and-feel. It is,
however, more complex to use. In some places it's not very
"Pythonic" and shows it's C/C++ heritage (this has improved a
bit in the past couple years). There are also a couple more
Pythonic wrappers on top of wxWidgets.
pyGTK isn't a bad choice if Linux/Unix is what you care about.
GTK for Windows was still a bit sketchy the last time I looked
into it.
PyQt I haven't tried, but both Linux/Unix and Windows support
is reported to be solid.
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