> > Just throwing out another one, which could kill two birds: switching to > wxPython? >
PyQt works a lot better than wx for the moment. Also, we like to offer options [ and pyqt / pyside is pretty much the best gui option on python right now ]. So if you don't like it, don't use it, but do not force your position on other pythonocc users please ;) > A bit more work I expect, but it's 1) LGPL like license and 2) OSX/Cocoa > native. > Cocoa native is not going to work without a significant OGL refactor... I agree pyside is an options on linux / windows however. For instance, the enthought traits project allows you to specify whether to use the PyQt or Pyside backend. I think that's a pretty solid approach. -jelle
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