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Debian GUI programming question

by UXStackExchange on November 6, 2019 in uxstackexchange

I do not know how to correctly formulate the question. I have utilities on the bash, with communication with the user through zenity. It became a little crowded, and in general, I want the IDE, states, databases, tray icons

I look closely at PyQt. It seems like Qt will facilitate the creation of an interface and Python is a progressive language. Complexities and subtleties are not necessary, but ready-made ones would be welcome.

Or am I looking the wrong way?

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Debian GUI programming question

by UXStackExchange on November 6, 2019 in uxstackexchange

I do not know how to correctly formulate the question. I have utilities on the bash, with communication with the user through zenity. It became a little crowded, and in general, I want the IDE, states, databases, tray icons

I look closely at PyQt. It seems like Qt will facilitate the creation of an interface and Python is a progressive language. Complexities and subtleties are not necessary, but ready-made ones would be welcome.

Or am I looking the wrong way?

Tags: UX Stack Exchange

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