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[Python-Dev] What to choose to replace Tkinter?

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>  > Why not?  Because if every app using Tcl/Tk did that there would be
>  > hundreds of copies of Tcl/Tk on your disk?  I don't think that
>  > argument flies; only a few other major languages use Tcl/Tk this was,
> 
> So should every application written in Python install it's own copy
> of Python, since there may be unexpected incompatibilities between
> versions?

Of course not, but large and important ones may.  Some already do,
e.g. Alice, Zope, Ultraseek.  I have no problem with this.  (The
saving grace is that none of these needs to recursively include
Tcl. :-)

--Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)

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