I want to create a GUI application which should work on Windows and Mac. For this I've chosen Python. The problem is on Mac OS X. There are 2 tools to generate an ".app" for Mac: py2app and pyins...
I am an absolute newbie. I'm trying to make Python GUI for my school project so I decided to use Tkinter. When I try to import Tkinter it throws this message: >>> import tkinter Traceback ...
I'm trying to find a good "python GUI framework" for Mac OS X, but I haven't found anything good until now, only wxWidgets which I don't like and it's also unstable. Any suggestions?
Context: I am developping a simple Python application using a PySide2 GUI. It currently works fine in Windows, Linux and Mac. On Windows, I could use PyInstaller and InnoSetup to build a simple ins...
In Linux and Windows it's easy enough to setup a Python script so the user can double click an icon and the script will start without opening any extra windows. Is there an easy way to do this with OS-X? Would the user have to install a different Python than the one that comes with OS-X? I haven't been able to find a definitive answer.
24 I am writing a GUI application using python and Qt. When I launch my application on Mac, the first menu item in the Mac menu bar at the top of the screen is "Python". I would prefer the application name there to be the name of my application. How can I get my program name up there?
Bryan, thanks for your comment. Yes, I did read the link about the Wrapper for Python. But it doesn't has any information about how to install TkDnD correctly. I think once I installed it successfully, I can use it with that Wrapper. The GUI is for a video uploading client software. It has ability to show video file info, current progress status and it needs support multiple files at the same ...
After having spent quite some time looking at ways to an app for the menu bar we're close to admit defeat. We are basically just looking for an example/pointer on how to create an app that will put
As an exercise I wanted to convert the FreeImu_Gui code that converts raw magnetometer to Sphere for calibration of the magnetometer. But results from using Eigen are not even close to what Python...
