That means that they do not currently work as well as the other reactors, but more seriously, if they were to be *completely* broken (say, start raising exceptions upon import)
Hate to break it to you, but I tried a preview build of soon-to-be- released (I think) wxPython 2.7, and the twisted code raised exceptions on import :) I reinstalled 2.6.3.3 so can't show you the traceback. Dailies are available here if anyone wants to see what I mean. http://starship.python.net/crew/robind/wxPython/daily/ Anyway, I am currently using wxPython and Twisted in a project and I would sorely miss either of them!!! I just wanted to cast my vote as another developer using this (killer) combination! wx and Twisted (especially PB) are making short work of writing a multi-user client/ server app. From what I've been able to find, wx is the only GUI toolkit that is cross platform and rich. Qt isn't an option for me because of it's expensive commercial licensing, and Tk just looks plain horrible. There must be many other users wx/Twisted, surely. I haven't experienced any problems using wxPython and Twisted together, except perhaps for this. Normally, a wx app will shutdown when the last window in your applciation closes. Since the reactor stops this from happening I workaround this by maintaining a list of open windows and on close of a window I remove it from the list and then check if it's empty. If it is, I shutdown the reactor. Robert