I keep reading threads here, some use the Tkinter GUI toolkit and others use the wxPython GUI toolkit. Why would one use one or the other?
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Jump to PostIf you just want to tinker with GUI coding to get a feel for it, Tkinter is simpler to code. For real involved GUI development I would use wxPython. It has a large number of fancy widgets for grids, mulimedia (MP3, midi, avi, mpg, wav, au), image display (jpg, png, …
Jump to PostI have also wanted to know that. But I am a beginner to GUI, and since you say Tkinter is easier, are their any good tutorials with the beginner in mind for Tkinter?
Jump to PostI have used this info on Tkinter:
http://infohost.nmt.edu/tcc/help/pubs/tkinter/A liitle dry with few examples however!
This one has a nice Tkinter section and more examples:
http://bembry.org/technology/python/index.php
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