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The best gui library for newbies.

Jeremy Moles xione at bellsouth.net
Tue Jul 31 03:09:31 EDT 2001 
Use Tkinter.

Bruce Wolk <bawolk at ucdavis.edu> wrote in message
news:3B661D11.B6E138AA at ucdavis.edu...
> I like PyQt, which is a wrapper for Qt.  Qt is very sleek and very
> well-documented for C++, but the translation to Python is trivial after
just a
> few minutes of effort.  The only drawback is that it can be a pain to
install,
> especially if you are upgrading to a new version.  There are licensing
problems
> though if you are not running Linux.
>
> Bruce
>
> "David A." wrote:
>
> > H~i I program in python for some time now. And I would like to beegin
doing
> > some gui's and other graphical programming. The thing I want to know is
wich
> > one is the best gui toolkit for python when you are a newbie? Wxpython,
> > tkinter?? Whatis important for me is easy of use and well documented!!
this
> > is what I am looking for.
> >
> > Thank you for any help in advance!!!
>
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