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1011, 2017-02-15 12:27:11

Python programs - what are some simple libraries for UI (graphical interface)?

I created a python script, attached a face from Qt5 to it and compiled it with pyinstaller. The weight of 56 megabytes somehow did not please.

  • What simple UI do you know? I don't need much - buttons, checkboxes and displaying messages about processes.
  • Is the built-in UI suitable for these purposes?
  • How can the weight of a compiled program be reduced? I do not like the option without compilation because of the spread of my script through the general population.

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longclaps, 2017-02-15
@longclaps

"What simple UI do you know"? - all known UIs are simple.
"Will the built-in UI be suitable for these purposes"? - tkinter will do.
"I don't like the option without compilation for a reason..." - come on, the general public doesn't care.

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Anton Konovalov, 2017-02-15
@akonovalov

With regards to Pyinstaller, it is possible to reduce the size of the binary using the --strip option and install the UPX packer into the system (I install it in Ubuntu with the command sudo apt-get install upx-ucl )
Documentation to help you!

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Andrew, 2017-02-15
@oren

I use kivy .
Mostly true, for every little thing.

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