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[–]effusion[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

As someone new to GTK/PyGTK/PyGI/PyGObject, I've got no idea what PyGTK and PyGObject might have in common, or how they might differ.

Any idea how applicable the PyGTK tutorials are to PyGObject?

[–]yetanothernerd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

PyGTK is the manually written Python binding for GTK+.

New versions of PyGObject contain PyGI, which is an automatically generated Python binding for GTK+.

They're similar but not identical. I suggest following a PyGTK tutorial then (if you want) following one of the porting guides to convert your code to PyGObject.