Note: This section is rather incomplete. Don't be too disappointed if you can't find the information you need, but please add any information you can contribute.

Todo:: Would it be useful to have information about the GUIs and development tools in a fixed format to make them more easily comparable (see WebProgrammingTemplate and WebProgrammingTemplateHelp). Some categories: directly supported widgets, addon widgets, layout managers, ...

Maybe it could answer the questions in ChoosingGuiToolkits for each toolkit?

Some available GUI's for Python:

• Package	Target	Notes
  Platform-specific ("native")
  BeThon	BeOS
  MacPython	MacOS	Supports both OSX and OS9
  Win32All	Windows	Also known by the names of its components: PythonWin (for the UI), Win32Com (for COM/ActiveX), Win32 (for some other parts of the API)
  Portable
  TkInter	Tk	Python's "standard" GUI library
  WxPython	WxWindows	supports Windows/Unix/Mac for now - visit http://www.wxwindows.org
  ["Jython"]	Java (swing)
  PyGtk / PyGnome	Gtk / Gnome
  PyQt	Qt
  ["PyKDE"]	Qt / KDE	Python wrappers for the [http://www.kde.org/ KDE] libraries
  PyFltk	FlTk	Dead?
  FxPy	FOX
  PyPicoGUI	[http://picogui.org/ PicoGUI]	python library is included in the main PicoGUI release
  AnyGui	many	single source code runs on many GUI back-ends, including most others in this table, plus ncurses

Anyone for a GuiProgrammingShootout?

GUI builders:

• IDE	Target	Notes
  BoaConstructor	WxPython	GPL, Alpha, but starting to mature. Useful for debugging wxPython code!
  BlackAdder	PyQt	Commercial, $50-400
  PythonWorks	TkInter	Commercial, $400 for single licence.
  PythonCard	WxPython	Python License. Alpha.
  WxDesigner	WxPython	Commercial Student EUR 29, Single user EUR 129
  WxGlade	WxPython	MIT License, Alpha.

Links

CameronLaird's personal notes on Python GUIs [http://phaseit.net/claird/comp.lang.python/python_GUI.html] includes over 25 links to toolkits and techniques for connecting python with a GUI.

Other places to look are PythonGuis at Thinki, and http://sensei.co.il/python/ui.html .

[http://www.opendocs.org/ Opendocs] has some material on Qt programming with python for onl-line reading.

Python City ([http://www.awaretek.com/plf.html]) has an on-line interactive GUI toolkit chooser for Python based on user-defined criteria: [http://www.awaretek.com/toolkits.html]