Which gui for slow (133 Mhz) pc

[Chris Liechti]

scrutinizer at gmx.at (Francesco S.) wrote in 
news:3d42f3dc.5866543 at news.utanet.at:

>>Another option is to just do "normal" Win32 GUI programming using the
>>win32 (Mark Hammond's) Python extensions. Actually, you have 2
>>options: you can write Python code that looks nearly equivalent to MFC
>>GUI code, or you can write Python code that looks nearly equivalent to
>>C Win32 GUI code. Either way you'll have very fast load times and your
>>program itself will be quite small (no huge libraries to ship with
>>it).
>>
> 
> That's an alternative.
> 
> Do I have to compile anything? (I know, stupid question, but I'm an
> absolute beginner in python, beside, I have a little experience in
> C/C++ and windows.

no just download win32all:
http://starship.python.net/crew/mhammond/ 

there are some examples that get installed.

chris

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