This is a bit off-topic, but I'm sure there is some value in it. Since upgrading my new distro, I thought I'd give the new Red Carpet a spin to update everything. Upon trying to run it from the CLI, I came upon a python traceback! Looking into the code, I realized that the entire thing is written in python using PyGTK+! While they should've definately used PyQt, it's encouraging to see major enterprise apps looking to python as their framework. It also looks like PyGTK+ has implemented somewhat of a clone of signal/slots, with obj.emit() and obj.GTK_SIGNAL(). Next time someone says that a good, solid solution can't be done using python and a GUI toolkit, here's another case study.
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