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I want to use use GUI (forms, text fields, buttons, menus,..) in my programs in Python , but problem is, as I presume, there are only external libraries, whose &nbsp;expanded standard Python to work with GUI. So, every user has to install them, not only PYthon from own Linux distribution.<br />
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Or are some commands in standard Python to programs GUI ???? Any internet source about them<br />
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And second question, is any rapid tool to do it??? Something like KDeveloper ??<br />
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Thanks Petr<br />

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I want to use use GUI (forms, text fields, buttons, menus,..) in my programs in Python , but problem is, as I presume, there are only external libraries, whose  expanded standard Python to work with GUI. So, every user has to install them, not only PYthon from own Linux distribution.
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Or are some commands in standard Python to programs GUI ???? Any internet source about them

And second question, is any rapid tool to do it??? Something like KDeveloper ??

Thanks Petr


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