Question:
What GUI python library would you recommend?
Veger
2011-04-05 10:34:53 UTC
I am writing a tool for my professor to calculate thermal properties of saturated water using python
so far everything is okay but I wanna turn it graphical
I am not very good at python so I need a kinda easy library also can be compiled easy under windows not only linux.
Any suggestions?
Four answers:
Jack Trades
2011-04-05 21:16:52 UTC
Simple? Comes with Python? Use Tkinter.



As long as it stays simple Tkinter is the best GUI library you can use. It doesn't look native on any OS, but it will get you going in no time and is surprisingly capable.



If you think this app will become complex at any time, then choose Qt (pyside or PyQt) or PyGTK. I've used Qt and wholeheartedly recommend it (I've also heard PyGTK is good). But if the app is small it's not worth the extra trouble of bundling Qt/GTK with it.
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2016-11-19 03:02:45 UTC
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yz
2011-04-07 01:56:52 UTC
use wxpython



take a look at digsby, it's written in python using wxpython
anonymous
2011-04-05 10:41:31 UTC
noob


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