What GUI toolkit looks the best?

[Edward K. Ream]

> > My experience is that Tkinter is the "least bad" and more flexible.
> > wxPython (of course) inherits all the _many_ bugs in wxWindows.
> > It's not clear that wxWindows really actually works.
>
> Isn't that last sentence a bit overly FUD-ish?

Umm.  Maybe you are right.

My main point, and I think it is important, is that wxWindows seems
significantly flakier than Tk.  Much more than Tk, the wxWindows experience
is "design once, debug everywhere".

Edward
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