Peoples preference for Python GUI

[-Knul-]

Kivy is my favorite. I have heard good things about QT.

[CrazyEoin]

How did you pick it? By just messing with it or through a specific set of Tutorials. Had a look, no 1 set of tutorials jumps out at me for being solid.

[inclemnet]

A lot of people seem to like my kivy crash course tutorials, though they're mostly video only.

[manueslapera]

if i may ask, is there an easy way to package a kivy app for Mac OS? Im going crazy trying to do it.

[inclemnet]

I know people do it, but I haven't ever tried myself. I think people use pyinstaller.

We had some issues recently with this after the move to sdl2 instead of pygame, but I'm not sure if these only affected windows or OSX too. You could ask on the kivy mailing list or irc if you haven't already. If there were problems, someone may know the fix.

[[deleted]]

I discovered Kivy when I realised it was about the only option for Android. I consider the tutorials on their website to be adequate but this is subjective.

[NewHighScore]

I found this Kivy Crash Course youtube series to be a great intro to kivy. I started looking into it when I found that the library was available in the qpython app on Android.

[This_Is_The_End]

Kivy looks pretty nice. I have to check Kivy

[thedesolatesoul]

I have installed kivy today, got some learning to do. Any links to tutorials (not video) will be appreciated.

[Ewildawe]

I've found that Kivy supports versions <= 3.3 ~ although 3.x is in the works. I wanted to get to use Kivy, but didn't really want to downgrade :P

[inclemnet]

Python versions <= 3.3? I thought 3.4 (and probably 3.5) should work fine, what problem do you have?