Is PyGTK or PyQT preferred for making GTK-native Python apps?
pygtk, pyqt, python, ubuntu
Solution
I've written reasonably large apps in both PyGTK and PyQt. On balance, my personal opinion is that PyQt is superior, but not by so much that it's worth worrying about. If you're only worried about supporting Ubuntu, then use PyGTK; it'll give a better look and feel. If you think you may want to port this app to other platforms, then use PyQt; PyQt is far and away the superior crossplatform solution.
Problem
I'm a web developer looking to get my feet wet with coding up a little desktop app for Ubuntu in Python. I've scoured the web looking for the pros and cons of PyGTK vs. PyQT and can't really find any good comparisons. What do you guys think? Do they both produce native-looking widgets on a GNOME system? Is one easier to use than the other? Any opinions would be nice. Sorry for the subjective question.