Re: GUI Development Options
- From: John Fusco <fusco_john@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 23 May 2006 05:00:33 GMT
Bruce wrote:
I have recently been tasked to write a simple GUI application under[snip]
Linux. I understand there are two camps - Qt and GTK+, and we will
probably go the GTK+ route. One criteria is that the deployment must be
as simple as possible. So, what are my options?
3) Python and GTK+ - this is also an attractive option to me, however,
the application needs to access a library and driver for communicating
with custom hardware, and that doesn't look like it is possible using
Python.
Any thoughts or other options?
I'm not normally a GUI programmer, but I am a Python lover. I have written Python wrappers for custom device drivers using SWIG (Simple Wrapper Interface Generator). The Python support is superb.
I have written simple GUIs in Python using both Tkinter and Gtk. Python is the simplest way I know of to create a simple GUI. I don't have the patience to write anything more elaborate than a few buttons or dialog boxes, though.
John
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