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pygtk3, how to change application theme ? - harun2525 - Feb-21-2017
hello, i sarched on net but i couldn't find any useful info, how can i do this ?
RE: pygtk3, how to change application theme ? - Larz60+ - Feb-21-2017
It's not popular, not sure why. Is there a specific reason why you choose this graphics package?
http://www.pygtk.org/
RE: pygtk3, how to change application theme ? - harun2525 - Feb-21-2017
(Feb-21-2017, 05:11 AM)Larz60+ Wrote: It's not popular, not sure why. Is there a specific reason why you choose this graphics package?
http://www.pygtk.org/
Oh. I cant any understand. Why everybody say that. 3 graphical package are most popular in python for desktop apps. These are wxpython, pyqt, and pygtk. Why don't I choose pygtk ? What do you suggest ?
Thanks for your comment.
RE: pygtk3, how to change application theme ? - Larz60+ - Feb-21-2017
Quote:Don't use PyGTK if you want cross platform compatibility. GTK3 doesn't work on windows yet (last I checked) and GTK2 has an awful memory leak under windows which has been fixed in the latest source, but no new release has been compiled for windows.
I would put my vote with PySide (more flexible licence for commercial options) over PyQt and PySide/PyQt over wxPython simply because I think the GUI designer tool are better! Being able to rapidly create and edit the GUI graphically (and independently of your applications code) is a huge time-saver.
Update: Actually, I'd recommend PyQt over PySide now for stability reasons and long term support. PySide development is lagging, there are very few people fixing bugs and no-one working on support for Qt 5.
this from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19584076/wxpython-vs-pyqt-vs-pygtk-when-and-what-to-use
Also, I didn't think wxPython was derived from GTK, that because of the following statement in the wxwidgets
documentation:
Quote:Unlike wxWidgets, GTK+ supports C (and there is a C++ wrapper called GTKMM, http://www.gtkmm.org)
Hey, in my 50 years of programming, it wouldn't be the first time i was wrong!
RE: pygtk3, how to change application theme ? - harun2525 - Feb-21-2017
@Larz60+,
I am a turkish man i dont know english very well, so i chose learn gtk because there isn't any turkish tutorial other than pygtk.
I think, Gnome desktop looks better than KDE desktop. i am using fedora24 gnome and it looks vey nice. gnome writted by using Gtk package but kde writted in qt package. If gnome looks better than kde, why do i prefer qt ?
RE: pygtk3, how to change application theme ? - Larz60+ - Feb-21-2017
Ok, I was only curious. At any rate, the link I gave in earlier post is the pygtk home page. Some of the related packages may help as well.
You can get a list here: https://pypi.python.org/pypi?%3Aaction=search&term=pygtk&submit=search
RE: pygtk3, how to change application theme ? - harun2525 - Feb-21-2017
@Lars60+,
thanks for your helps
RE: pygtk3, how to change application theme ? - harun2525 - May-10-2017
I solved.
if you have same issue see the link
https://python-forum.io/Thread-Tutorial-PyGtk3-How-To-Change-Applicaton-Theme