You need to get rid of the following line:
pygtk.require('2.0')
It's not compatible with py2exe. This will take
care of the missing gdk problem. The message
about not being able to find ltihooks can be
safely ignored.
You will want to have your py2exe setup script
exclude gtk and gobject though, so it doesn't try
to bundle the libraries with your executable
distribution. That won't work. Your users will
still have to install the gtk runtime just as
they would with a C application written with Gtk.
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