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> use Qt, which limits you to either C++ or this weird langauge/ecosystem nobody knows called Qt Quick Hmm, PyQt would remove the need to use c++ if that is an

> use Qt, which limits you to either C++ or this weird langauge/ecosystem nobody knows called Qt Quick Hmm, PyQt would remove the need to use c++ if that is an issue.

mi100hael 10y ago
Then you have to bundle and distribute Python, which is also a huge pain.
- lima 10y ago
  Distributing a PyQT app with PyInstaller is absolutely painless. It's a single binary and "just works", the interpreter is automatically bundled.
jhasse 10y ago
Isn't PyQt GPL though?
- cpburns2009 10y ago
  PyQt is GPL. PySide is the LGPL alternative. Last I knew PySide was still working on Qt 5 support though.