John M. Gabriele wrote: > -- GTK+ is what most Gnome apps use. The Python binding is PyGTK. > http://www.pygtk.org/ [snip] > -- wxWindows is a lot like MS Windows MFC if I recall correctly. > The Python binding to wxWindows is called wxPython. > http://www.wxpython.org/
Note that wxWindows wraps native widgets, so a wxPython application will use the native Windows widgets on windows, gtk widgets on Linux/GNOME, Mac widgets on the Mac, etc. I usually use wxPython for application development, but for my window manager I'm using pygtk since it needs to be somewhat lower level and portability to other platforms isn't a concern (turns out even that isn't quite low-level enough for some things, so I drop down to accessing the X event queue directly from C in a couple of cases). -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
