[Twisted-Python] wxWindows vs Gtk

[Jason Asbahr]

I've used wxPython on Windows and I like it -- it produces a GUI that 
looks and feels like users expect it should.  It was easy to work with 
and had all the features I needed for that project.  I haven't tried it 
on other platforms -- curious to hear reports from anyone who has.  The 
fact that it runs on Mac OS X (as the wxDesigner screenshots attest :-) 
is a big plus.

Jason



On Sunday, April 21, 2002, at 04:28 PM, Bob Ippolito wrote:

>
> I think that wxWindows could be a better choice for the GUI apps 
> included with Twisted.  Of course, in Linux, wxWindows maps right onto 
> GTK, but in win32 and Mac OS X (I think Mac OS as well) it maps to the 
> native widgets.  Unfortunately, Gtk isn't available for Mac OS, and is 
> only available for Mac OS X when running XDarwin, which certainly isn't 
> preferable.  There is a project to map Gtk to MacOS X, but it's in its 
> infancy and I don't see it making any real progress.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> -bob
>
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