View Single Post
yerga's Avatar
Posts: 696 | Thanked: 1,012 times | Joined on Mar 2006 @ Asturies, Spain
#5
Originally Posted by attila77 View Post
As for PyQt vs PySide: PySide is pretty raw. Stick to PyQt for a start, you can always switch later. Today, PySide does not offer much advantage over PyQt (except for the obvious licensing difference). This might change in the future, but for now, PySide is interesting mostly for language hackers/tweakers. If you don't want to mess with the bindings themselves, you'll save yourself from a lot of trouble by going with good ole PyQt.
Well, the major advantage of PySide over PyQt is: PySide is available in Fremantle and PyQt doesn't.
So unless someone port PyQt to Fremantle, you should use PySide if you want run your program on the n900.
__________________
Daniel Martín Yerga
maemo.org profile
Twitter