PyGTK (a.k.a python-gtk or gtk-python) is a set of bindings to the GTK+ user interface toolkit for the Python language. The main site to look for more information on these bindings is . There, new releases, NEWS, reference docs, tutorials, applications built on TOP of.

Python is an interpreted language with a very clean syntax, high-level data structures, dynamic typing, object oriented characteristics and GENERALLY acceptable performance.

GTK+ is a graphical user interface toolkit, which includes user interface components (hereafter called by the usual name widgets) and a framework for handling events that are produced upon these components.

A binding is code (usually a library) that allows you to access functions that were coded in another language. In our case, GTK+ was written in C, and applications written in C can use native GTK+. For a Python PROGRAM to be ABLE to create applications using the GTK+ framework, a special library has to be used. This library is PyGTK.

PyGTK (a.k.a python-gtk or gtk-python) is a set of bindings to the GTK+ user interface toolkit for the Python language. The main site to look for more information on these bindings is . There, new releases, news, reference docs, tutorials, applications built on top of.

Python is an interpreted language with a very clean syntax, high-level data structures, dynamic typing, object oriented characteristics and generally acceptable performance.

GTK+ is a graphical user interface toolkit, which includes user interface components (hereafter called by the usual name widgets) and a framework for handling events that are produced upon these components.

A binding is code (usually a library) that allows you to access functions that were coded in another language. In our case, GTK+ was written in C, and applications written in C can use native GTK+. For a Python program to be able to create applications using the GTK+ framework, a special library has to be used. This library is PyGTK.