
I’ve used PyQt on four different platforms - macOS, Windows, Ubuntu, and elementary OS.

In favour: Easy to set up, since it’s pre-installed with Python. TkInter: A GUI framework that comes pre-installed with Python.

Against: Does not support Qt5, a little bit less well-documented because it’s less well funded than PyQt. In favour: Less restrictive licensing (LGPL instead of GPL).

Turning the project into a self-contained executable file.
#Mac macafee exe file instead dmg series#
This is the first part of the series where I write about things I learned while writing a desktop app. Creating a file that users could download in an expected file format.Turning it into a self-contained executable file that does not rely on having Python or other dependencies being installed.Looking native, presenting a GUI when clicked.While I was working on the Quaver Lyrics Finder project (it’s my first time writing Python, please be gentle), I wanted to make it into an easy-to-use program that most people to use.
