I sent a message to the folks at www.troll.no yesterday, requesting a single
free license of QT for Win32 for the purpose of creating a freely available
PyQT+a partial PyKDE for Windows as a binary-only distribution.
First, it would be good for them because it would let PyQT widgets be 100%
portable from Windows to Linux, and secondly, it would get more people on
Windows familiar with their product and perhaps more people would buy it.
Much as I like PyQT+PyKDE on Linux, I also need to be able to write for
Windows, and I don't want to use two toolkits. Problem is Tkinter is too
ugly. ;-) wxPython is probably a better idea, since at least it can be
open-source on both platforms, but I thought it would be nice if at least
for Python development the QT libraries could be used on Windows in binary
format.
Anyone else in the same bind?
Warren
