Tkinter vs wxPython: your opinions?

[Neil Cerutti]

Geoff Talvola posted:
>* wxPython is much faster (once it's loaded).

I sort of suspected that. ;-)

>As you can see, I was able to work around some of the issues
>above, but with wxPython I won't have to work around them;
>things will work as people to expect them to work in the Windows
>world.  At least I hope so -- I haven't converted yet!

I bet wxPython would save GUI rookies like me from a lot of
interface mistakes in my design too, since it's not nearly as
easy to tweak every little widget, allowing me to accidentally
write a very non-intuitive app.

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Neil Cerutti <cerutti at together.net>
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