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mahdi_cie

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hi, im new in this forum and im also new to programming.

im currently learning python and i think im getting good at it.
I want to start making gui programs but i dont know what to use:

Tkinter
EasyGUI
PyGTK
wxPython
PythonCard
PyQt
PyFLTK
PythonWin

i read a book called Python an introduction to computer science and they used only a graphics.py library. But now i want to get deep.

i hope you guys can help me...


(sorry for bad english)

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You can check my answer in this topic: http://forum.codecal...evelopment.html . If you don't need GUI designer, you can choose any of framework listed above, because it's matter of your taste.

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Vladimir said:

You can check my answer in this topic: http://forum.codecal...evelopment.html . If you don't need GUI designer, you can choose any of framework listed above, because it's matter of your taste.

thanks, i downloaded pyGTK+(linux) but when i try to install it i keep getting this error: "make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop."
can you help me?

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I am not very familiar with this, but I will try. Am I right that you did this:

cd pygtk-folder

./configure

./make

./make install

?

Also you should know that

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PyGTK is included in most Linux distributions (including Debian, Fedora, Ubuntu, Opensuse, Gentoo, Mandrake, Redhat, SUSE...); the source code can also be downloaded and compiled from the links below.
So you probably don't have to install PyGTK from sources, but give a try to your package manager. For example, if you use Ubuntu you can try Ubuntu sofware center or this command:

apt-get install python-gtk2



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thanks alot... this worked :)