That's more of a GTK problem than a python one. It sucks on all platforms that isn't Linux.
In my experience apps using pyqt5/6 have a much nicer interface and cross platform experience.
That's more of a GTK problem than a python one. It sucks on all platforms that isn't Linux.
In my experience apps using pyqt5/6 have a much nicer interface and cross platform experience.
How does Qt help with that it isn't implemented in Python, so you need a binary, which is OS specific? GTK wasn't that hard either once I had figured out how MinGW works. All you essentially need is to setup a working C compiler for Windows. You don't even need to figure that out yourself, because all you need to do is to tell the MSYS2 package manager to install a python version, that has GTK support.
In my opinion the problem is more that support for more Toolkits isn't built into Python so you essentially need to deal with another language as well, which sucks when you only know python.
Distributing Python for Windows is even harder than for Linux.