hi i using wxpython on ubuntu 10.10 and i got a bug in the wxpython
each window that i create is showed in screen without a menubar and in
the python shell got this error
(python:2152): GLib-GObject-WARNING **: /build/buildd/glib2.0-2.26.0/
gobject/gsignal.c:2392: instance `0x8b280b8' has no handler with id
`970'
(python:2152): GLib-GObject-WARNING **: /build/buildd/glib2.0-2.26.0/
gobject/gsignal.c:2392: instance `0x8b8c580' has no handler with id
`2236'
(python:2152): GLib-GObject-WARNING **: /build/buildd/glib2.0-2.26.0/
gobject/gsignal.c:2392: instance `0x8ba21b0' has no handler with id
`2356'
hi i using wxpython on ubuntu 10.10 and i got a bug in the wxpython
each window that i create is showed in screen without a menubar and in
the python shell got this error
First make sure that you haven't installed the 'global_menu' package
on your Ubuntu install. That package will make the applications menu
appear at the top of the screen like on a Mac and not in the normal
location within each frame.
If that is not the cause you will need to make a small runnable
example that reproduces the problem
(MakingSampleApps - wxPyWiki). You should also mention
what version of wxPython your using as well.
Cody
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On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 10:13 AM, iozk_Live <iozk117@gmail.com> wrote:
First make sure that you haven't installed the 'global_menu' package
on your Ubuntu install. That package will make the applications menu
appear at the top of the screen like on a Mac and not in the normal
location within each frame.
weeks ago i install the unity desktop. thats is the cause?
I don't have a machine that is using unity nor have I used it before
but, it uses the global app menu, so the menu's are not part of the
individual frames but are managed as one global menu on the desktop
much like Mac OSX.
Unity will soon be the default in Ubuntu so all wxPython programs
might be affected. AFAIK only menu's from GTK, Qt, Firefox and
LibreOffice will be supported by default. I have no idea if wxPython
menu's should be fixed in wxPython core or somehow in Ubuntu.
To force the menu to be shown in the frame you can use, but this is not optimal:
export UBUNTU_MENUPROXY=0
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On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 9:23 PM, Micah Nordland <mpnordland@gmail.com> wrote:
What version of Ubuntu are you using?
If you are using the netbook edition, then yes you have the global menu,
otherwise, you don't.
also, please share a small runnable sample of your problem, it helps us help
you. MakingSampleApps - wxPyWiki
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Just a question, but doesn't using wxpython, make ubuntu a bloated
debian distribution, when tkinter is available
That's a religious question, not a technical question. The wxPython
distribution is only about 10 megabytes. That's hardly what I'd call
"bloat". There are an awful lot of packages in the typical Ubuntu
distribution that very few people will ever touch.
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Just a question, but doesn't using wxpython, make ubuntu a bloated
debian distribution, when tkinter is available
That's a religious question, not a technical question. The wxPython
distribution is only about 10 megabytes. That's hardly what I'd call
"bloat".
Right here I'm kinda of quoting from the wxpython list where they
stated that adding wx to python doubles the size of python in general.
It wasn't an insult to wx, I like the style of appps, I was just
saying that wx is like ubuntu trying to be windows, it adds to a
screen to make it aesthetically pleasing.
There are an awful lot of packages in the typical Ubuntu
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On Mon, Feb 28, 2011 at 7:58 PM, Tim Roberts <timr@probo.com> wrote:
distribution that very few people will ever touch.
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Unity will soon be the default in Ubuntu so all wxPython programs
might be affected. AFAIK only menu's from GTK, Qt, Firefox and
LibreOffice will be supported by default. I have no idea if wxPython
menu's should be fixed in wxPython core or somehow in Ubuntu.
Right here I'm kinda of quoting from the wxpython list where they
stated that adding wx to python doubles the size of python in general.
There's some truth to that, but it's mostly irrelevant. You have to
look at the larger picture. Python is pretty lightweight to begin
with. The Windows Python 2.6 installer is 14MB. The wxPython installer
is 10MB. Neither of them makes a very big dent in a 150GB hard disk.
It wasn't an insult to wx, I like the style of appps, I was just
saying that wx is like ubuntu trying to be windows, it adds to a
screen to make it aesthetically pleasing.
I would argue that you're looking at this from the wrong angle. There's
more to it than just eye candy. It's true that Ubuntu does a lot of
things to try to look like Windows, but they almost have to do so. Like
it or not, 95% of the world's desktop computers run Windows. That's
what people know.
However, the big benefit of wx is that it allows those Windows
programmers to write apps in a familiar way, while still allowing them
to run on other operating systems. The tk model is just not familiar to
Windows programmers.
In the final analysis, it's about choice. Programmers who started out
doing X applications on Linux might be perfectly at home using tkinter
from Python. But programmers who started out writing MFC or WTL apps on
Windows are almost certainly going to be happier with wx.
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I started with a wrapper around tk called livewires, and I’m perfectly at home in wxPython, I think that wxPython is just about the best thing to hit the gui thing since wxWidgets was made.
(of which wxPython is a wrapper, but it give wx python support, so you get fast development, and native look, and you just can’t beat that!)
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