the GTK version

[flowerbug]

you mentioned you liked the look. so here is a pointer to their current
docs.

i'm not sure how easy this works for a windows type machine, but...

https://python-gtk-3-tutorial.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html

cheers...

[MikeTheWatchGuy]

• sigh - If only I had a small development team at my disposal. This stuff would be a snap to do.

I'm dying to port this to all of the different GUI Frameworks. I'm convinced it's quite possible to provide the PySimpleGUI interface to all of the frameworks like Qt, Wx, Gt, etc.

It's Qt that should likely be next. I don't hear a lot of people screaming for a WxPython version. Then again, I don't hear people screaming for any version.

[lucasea777]

• sigh - If only I had a small development team at my disposal. This stuff would be a snap to do.

I'm dying to port this to all of the different GUI Frameworks. I'm convinced it's quite possible to provide the PySimpleGUI interface to all of the frameworks like Qt, Wx, Gt, etc.

It's Qt that should likely be next. I don't hear a lot of people screaming for a WxPython version. Then again, I don't hear people screaming for any version.

Screaming for a GTK3 Version

[titojff]

Screaming for a GTK3 Version

[PySimpleGUI]

It's not going to happen.

The next port of PySimpleGUI is likely to be a mobile port. GTK isn't going to happen. I'm sorry to disappoint.

[benreu]

Screaming for Gtk3 as well

[xbais]

📢 Screaming for GTK !!

[PySimpleGUI]

Noted

Can you share a few features a GTK port may have that we don't yet support? I want to understand the need/requirement that port would fill.