At least for Tkinter - the Python bind to Tk - a simple search for "tkinter tutorial" retrieves a lot of links.
Here is the tutorial I used some time ago : https://www.w3schools.com/python/ref_module_tkinter.asp Piergiorgio Sartor < [email protected]> ezt írta (időpont: 2026. aug. 24., H 21:09): > On 12/08/2026 10.26, Chris Green wrote: > > I am a retired software engineer with a background in assembler, C and > > C++. > > > > I now dabble (mostly for my own amusement) in various bits and pieces, > > mostly in Python nowadays. I have written quite a lot of Python > > command line programs to run in a terminal. I have also written a > > couple of simple Python GUI programs using PyGObject and Gtk. This is > > all on Debian/Linux. > > > > I want to go a bit further and it appears that the most obvious next > > step is to use Cambalache which has taken over from Glade as the > > default GUI builder for Gnome/GTK. > > Not sure if this is the obvious next step. > Depending on what your objective is. > > There are plenty of different Python modules > to *create* (not to *design*) GUIs. > > For example: Gradio, DearPyGUI, Pyside6 and > many more. > > All those are plenty documented, with many > examples as well. > With more or less pre-cooked structures. > > Of course, if the objective is to *design* > the GUI, then possibly Cambalache may be > the right tool. > > bye, > > -- > > piergiorgio > -- > https://mail.python.org/mailman3//lists/python-list.python.org > -- https://mail.python.org/mailman3//lists/python-list.python.org
