Most prominent Tkinter applications?

[Kevin Walzer]

I'm looking for examples of "best practices" in Tkinter/Python
programming. What are the most prominent Python applications out there
that use Tkinter as the GUI toolkit? These can be commercial or
open-source, but are preferably multi-platform.

I know IDLE is written in Tkinter, so that's one example. Can anyone
direct me to others?

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Cheers,

Kevin Walzer, PhD
WordTech Software - "Tame the Terminal"

http://www.wordtech-software.com

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[Dennis Benzinger]

Re: Most prominent Tkinter applications?

Kevin Walzer schrieb:[color=blue]
> I'm looking for examples of "best practices" in Tkinter/Python
> programming. What are the most prominent Python applications out there
> that use Tkinter as the GUI toolkit? These can be commercial or
> open-source, but are preferably multi-platform.
>
> I know IDLE is written in Tkinter, so that's one example. Can anyone
> direct me to others?
>[/color]

Leo <http://webpages.charte r.net/edreamleo/front.html>, an outlining
editor, uses Tkinter.

It's at least as prominent as IDLE ;-)


Bye,
Dennis

[daftspaniel@gmail.com]

Re: Most prominent Tkinter applications?

I use this TKinter app almost everyday. Great simple GUI and looks good
too.

http://www.podblogger.de/mp3stick

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Davy Mitchell

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[Carl Friedrich Bolz]

Re: Most prominent Tkinter applications?

Kevin Walzer wrote:[color=blue]
> I'm looking for examples of "best practices" in Tkinter/Python
> programming. What are the most prominent Python applications out there
> that use Tkinter as the GUI toolkit? These can be commercial or
> open-source, but are preferably multi-platform.
>
> I know IDLE is written in Tkinter, so that's one example. Can anyone
> direct me to others?
>[/color]

No idea whether it should be counted as "most prominent" (whatever that
means), but Skencil is a really impressive vector drawing program:

http://www.nongnu.org/skencil/

At least until a while ago it was using Tkinter, the website talks about
a port to GTK, though.

Cheers,

Carl Friedrich Bolz