Alex Martelli wrote: > Most popular, however, is no doubt wxWindows -- > mostly because you can freely use it to develop SW which you plan to > distribute under closed-source licenses, while Qt &c force you to choose > -- either pay, or, if you even distribute your code, it will have to be > under the GPL. I'm not sure how well wxWindows works on Mac nowadays...
wx Works great on Macs (10.4 at least, maybe others), Linux and Windows. We've used it for several cross-platform apps that needed GUIs. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
