Well, I've written a simple program that gives you info about your computer. The program runs perfectly fine, but the console window pops up and really does nothing. So I would like to hide the console window and only show the gui frame. Pointers on how to do this?
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Jump to PostYou have two options.
1. Save the file as a .pyc instead of a .py.
2. Try "root.withdraw()". (replace root with whatever you named your root widget)Or you could compile it with py2exe if you want to get fancy and Windows only. (if you choose this option, …
Jump to PostDon't want to hijack this but I'm interested in compiling a tkinter gui app with py2exe -- the catch -- I'm using python 3.1.1 or whatever the latest version is.
I only see py2exe up until 2.6/7?
I used cxfreeze, and it gave me a .exe file... however …
Jump to PostDon't want to hijack this but I'm interested in compiling a tkinter gui app with py2exe -- the catch -- I'm using python 3.1.1 or whatever the latest version is.
I only see py2exe up until 2.6/7?
I used cxfreeze, and it gave me a .exe file... however when I …
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