makes me wonder how useable pygui is now... I made the mistake of using wxpython a while back... having something that runs perfectly in windows, and *sorta* works in other platforms hardly counts as cross platform, imho. And they wonder why tkinter is shipped with python while wxpython is not...
Personaly, I would just use Tkinter untill a new gui library comes along that actualy works in platforms people use, not just the one the dev prefers. Setting up gtk in windows can be a daunting task for some, though for projects that I know probably won't see the anyone else's machine, I just use pygtk, for consistency with the rest of my apps. I guess this was slightly off topic, but I think its also important to consider who might be using your apps when picking out a gui to use. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
