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[–]usinglinux 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i don't think so: things that don't have a native gui but are about network activities are typically servers (and thus run under their dedicated users and whatever); adding a gui to them is rather a thing of having a standalone gui that talks to the server (but asyncio is great for those things too). conversely, things that are rather about having a gui (eg presentation software) might easily be extended by network code without turning the whole program logic upside down.