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Give PyQt a spin. Or, if you use GNOME/Ubuntu Unity on Linux, try PyGTK. EDIT: forgot to mention, both PyQt and PyGTK have decent tutorials on their website. Y
by GeneralMaximus 13y ago
Give PyQt a spin. Or, if you use GNOME/Ubuntu Unity on Linux, try PyGTK.
EDIT: forgot to mention, both PyQt and PyGTK have decent tutorials on their website. You could also use Tkinter, which comes with Python and runs everywhere, but IMHO it looks terrible.