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Michal Pasternak wrote:
| Jeremy Cowgar [Mon, Feb 23, 2004 at 11:19:34AM -0500]: | |> I am new to pygtk and I am thinking of using it for a medium size |> application and was curious about it's stability on Win32 and |> speed? | | | Stability is pretty okay - even if my program coredumped sometimes | because of gtk2 issues on FreeBSD, it worked okay in the same | situations on win32 :) | | Speed? Depends on theme. Yes, it seems a bit lower sometimes, than | MFC apps - but hey, have you seen MFC API? Is it portable? :)
I use pyGTK on Win32 and on Linux as part of my flagship product (www.immunitysec.com/CANVAS) - this requires not a huge amount of speed (we are using Python, after all) but it's perfectly responsive and stable now that I have the threading issues worked out.
- -dave
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