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There's a new alternative to pyqt, though its name escapes me now.
by digisign 13y ago
There's a new alternative to pyqt, though its name escapes me now.
- lambda 13y agoPySide, though PyQt still has certain advantages if you can live with the licensing (which is either GPLv3 or a £350 per developer commercial license).
- jerf 13y agoPySide (thanks lambda) appears to be LGPL; "better" than PyQT, but still not shippable in the core Python distro without changing the license of the core distro. I think that's as "good" as a QT binding can be, too; QT itself is LPGL (or commercial license).