On 1/15/2011 11:17 PM, rantingrick wrote:
Well Geremy the very first step a wise developer employs is to get an idea of what the masses want and what they don't want.
'The masses' have so far been divided on what alternative they might want. In any case, open source developers are typically scratching their own itches, which may are may not be influenced by 'the masses'.
Nobody wants to waste a second (much less a whole year)
> developing a wxPython stdlib
module when the powers that be won't even *entertain* the idea of a wxPython stdlib module.
As far as I know, no one has ever seriously proposed any replacement for tkinter in at least the last ten years. There has been nothing to entertain, review, or discuss, let alone approve or reject. (And if you propose to the PSF that developer X contribute his code, the answer will be to talk to developer X instead.) 'gui' does not appear in any PEP title (except as part of 'guide' or 'guideline'.
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