johnf wrote:
GTK port of wxPython.
I'm some what confused I thought GTK (gnome?) , QT, and wxWidgets were graphic
Lib's. And wxPython was a wrapper for wxWidgets. Now you say that
python-GTK is a GTK port of wxPython. Why would GTK want to port wxWidgets?
no. python-wxGTK
I guess I don't know what GTK is about or there is different def's for GTK.
wxWidgets/wxPython is using the 'native' gui lib on each platform. As there is
no such 'nativ' toolkit on X (linux), several ports exist among them the GTK
port is the most common. Maybe in future there will be more ports, e.g. I heard
some people say that they would like to see a QT port. This would then probably
be called python-wxQT.
Christian
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On Tuesday 27 March 2007 21:31, Paul McNett wrote:
OK that makes sense. This question actually came up while trying to find
wxPython 2.8 for my SUSE 10.2 (without success) I kept finding info for
wxPython 2.6 associated with python-wxGTK.
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On Wednesday 28 March 2007 01:47, Christian wrote:
johnf wrote:
> On Tuesday 27 March 2007 21:31, Paul McNett wrote:
>> GTK port of wxPython.
>
> I'm some what confused I thought GTK (gnome?) , QT, and wxWidgets were
> graphic Lib's. And wxPython was a wrapper for wxWidgets. Now you say
> that python-GTK is a GTK port of wxPython. Why would GTK want to port
> wxWidgets?
no. python-wxGTK
> I guess I don't know what GTK is about or there is different def's for
> GTK.
wxWidgets/wxPython is using the 'native' gui lib on each platform. As there
is no such 'nativ' toolkit on X (linux), several ports exist among them the
GTK port is the most common. Maybe in future there will be more ports, e.g.
I heard some people say that they would like to see a QT port. This would
then probably be called python-wxQT.
Christian
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John Fabiani
Uwe I never got it to work. I tried for several days. At this point I don't
recall the issues (I believe I reported them to you). I do recall
the "configure" worked and so did the second step. Anyway, the question was
about the python-wxGTK stuff which was explained. I'll just have to wait
until SUSE or someone provides the install.
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On Thursday 29 March 2007 03:24, Uwe Grauer wrote:
johnf wrote:
> On Wednesday 28 March 2007 01:47, Christian wrote:
>> johnf wrote:
>>> On Tuesday 27 March 2007 21:31, Paul McNett wrote:
>>>> GTK port of wxPython.
>>>
>>> I'm some what confused I thought GTK (gnome?) , QT, and wxWidgets were
>>> graphic Lib's. And wxPython was a wrapper for wxWidgets. Now you say
>>> that python-GTK is a GTK port of wxPython. Why would GTK want to port
>>> wxWidgets?
>>
>> no. python-wxGTK
>>
>>> I guess I don't know what GTK is about or there is different def's for
>>> GTK.
>>
>> wxWidgets/wxPython is using the 'native' gui lib on each platform. As
>> there is no such 'nativ' toolkit on X (linux), several ports exist among
>> them the GTK port is the most common. Maybe in future there will be more
>> ports, e.g. I heard some people say that they would like to see a QT
>> port. This would then probably be called python-wxQT.
>>
>> Christian
>
> OK that makes sense. This question actually came up while trying to find
> wxPython 2.8 for my SUSE 10.2 (without success) I kept finding info for
> wxPython 2.6 associated with python-wxGTK.
You still are not able to compile?
Didn't the wiki page which i made help you?
Uwe
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John Fabiani