Gui Advice Needed: wxPython or PyQT ?

[Riccardo]

Just my 2 cents:
I'm using wxPython and I'm impressed by the support that you can receive
from the community.
Robin Dunn, its author; usually replies to messages on the mailing list
promptly.
There is also the wxPython wiki that has a lot of informations and I've
found it very useful.
I also had no problem (on win32) in using it on different version of windows
(I could make an app of mine run on Win95 something I was really afraid of)
and in packaging a single exe file.

Another thought:
today I stumbled on fxPy a python wrapper for the Fox toolkit. The examples
really look good and I really love some of the not standard controls (a kind
of wheel) they use. It run with no problems on a standard Active Python
distro on win2k. But i never used it for serious development.

And finally:
with wxPython you can also give a try to PythonCard and boa contructor, both
are a kind of IDE even if very different in spirit and look.

Riccardo

"Tony C" <cappy2112 at yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:8d3e714e.0305051833.65da42bc at posting.google.com...
> I want to do some GUI work, mostly for Win32 programs.
> Since I don't know either one,  I have to start from scratch with both.
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> Which is faster to learn ?
> Which GUI is better to use, in the long run ?
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> thanks
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> tony