--- In pythoncard@[...]., "Kevin Altis" <altis@[...]..>  wrote:
>  We need to discuss the pros and cons of the existing GUI frameworks
and
>  whether one or another is adequate for our needs. In order to avoid
>  rehashing old arguments, I suggest reading the relavent messages
from
>  comp.lang.python first.
> 
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Even though it's my standard preface - I don't consider myself an
expert, but ...

I've done some reading and I would rather use wxPython.

My conclusions are spookily similar to the ones on c.l.p, namely that
it is faster, it uses native widgets (where possible) and because it
doesn't need to work with the intermediate layer of TCL.

However, I think this assumes that PythonCard is going to be a stand
alone windowing product rendered on the native machine. Perhaps we
shouldn't rule out browser based rendering (DHTML, etc) quite yet.

Regards,
Andy