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While I think bringing PySide back would be great, I use PyQt from day to day, and it works really well. Commercial PyQt licenses are reasonably priced, and it

While I think bringing PySide back would be great, I use PyQt from day to day, and it works really well. Commercial PyQt licenses are reasonably priced, and it's dual-licensed GPL if you've got an open-source project or you just want to try something out.

pfranz 10y ago
That might have changed in 10 years (and the economics might differ for a small place), but when the place I was working was looking at switching from Perl/Tk for internal tools, they went with Python wxWidgets over PyQt4 because of licensing cost even though Qt would have been a better fit. They eventually went with PySide when that got released.