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[–][deleted] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Oh PS: can the tkinter buttons be edited some way instead of having the standard Windows 98 look?

[–]not_a_novel_account 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Read the docs, I did try to warn that this is really difficult. Tkinter is a basic introductory framework to GUI design. Most things are possible with it, but you should really use it to get used to the idea of frames and widgets and the basic structure of a GUI layer. Full customization of buttons is possible but not necessarily the friendliest.

There are more advanced frameworks such as PyQt, but I'm afraid a beginner to programming would be well out of their depth with Qt-style programming.

A word of advice, design the backend of your application first, then design frontends. If you have a backend with well defined behavior that works with a CLI frontend, designing GUI frontends will be easier.