What are all the different GUI toolkits that can be used with python?

[user1397]

I am wondering what are all the different GUI toolkits that can be used with python to make GUI programs. I know that gtk+ and qt can be used, but apart from that, if there are any more on linux or on any other OS, I do not know.

Does any one here know?

[Mirrorball]

There are also Tkinter and wxPython.

[pmasiar]

EasyGUI (http://www.ferg.org/easygui/) - archetypical Python solution: simple and quick GUI with no frills. No events, no problems :-)

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[user1397]

all of the above are only for linux, right?

are there any for windows?

[dave091]

Here is a list of cross platform and platform specific gui toolkits available for python

http://wiki.python.org/moin/GuiProgramming

Tkinter and wxPython are definitely cross platform. I recommend wxPython only because it comes with SPE. :smile:

[Mirrorball]

all of the above are only for linux, right?
No, they are all cross platform.

[user1397]

ok, thank you guys for all the help.

[user1397]

Just wondering, does anyone know what toolkit is used for the official bittorrent client? Are different toolkits used for different platforms? i.e. windows, linux, etc.?

[lnostdal]

It seems wxPython is used on all platforms.

(wx uses GTK+ to render under Linux (edit: it seems to have support for plain X and Motif also; but I bet GTK+ is used in most cases), and the standard Win32 API under Windows)

[user1397]

It seems wxPython is used on all platforms.

(wx uses GTK+ to render under Linux (edit: it seems to have support for plain X and Motif also; but I bet GTK+ is used in most cases), and the standard Win32 API under Windows)
ah, alright, thanks for the info

[Mirrorball]

No, they are all cross platform.
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