Creating Python bindings to Qt is a lot of work, to be sure, but it's not rocket science. Either Riverbank will LGPL PyQt, or someone else will no doubt come al

Creating Python bindings to Qt is a lot of work, to be sure, but it's not rocket science. Either Riverbank will LGPL PyQt, or someone else will no doubt come along and write their own LGPL bindings. Either way, this is big news. In general, there has been a lot of hang-wringing about "which GUI toolkit to use", and the main (and pretty much only) reason for not using Qt (its licensing) has just evaporated into thin air.