On 8-Feb-05, at 9:07 PM, Roger Binns wrote:
- QT (Unix) - GTK (Unix) - wxWidgets (Windows) - Tk (Unix) - Fltk (Unix) - Fox (Unix)
Of course there are also:
- Swing (Unix)
- Mozilla/XUL Runner (???)
- GnuStep (Unix) [This lets you use most of the OS X UI on Unix and Windows]
- PyGame (Unix?)
- OpenGL (and PyUI wrapper)
- Whatever the Eclipse widget layer is called
- etc.
What you use depends largely on what your needs are. If you're windows developers who want to port to Mac, wx is your friend. If you develop in Smalltalk, Squeak brings it's own UI wherever you go. If you want to develop kick-ass Mac apps, PyObjC is the only game in town (in my opinion). If you want to be all things to all people, I'd suggest taking a good long hard look at Mozilla and XUL (one of their goals is to support Python as a first-class language for XUL-based applications).
--Dethe
Ninety percent of the technology hasn't even been developed yet. --Tim Armstrong, Google
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