Hi Shawn,
Is there any plan for it? A friend of mine is interested in
porting some math ed apps to the OLPC, but they're written with
pytkinter. He's trying to decide if he needs to port to pygtk.
Assuming it's reasonable to install tkinter on the XO in order to
support his apps, any idea how difficult it would be to
"sugarize" a tkinter app, so that it can run as an activity? I
have basically zero knowledge of what's involved in sugarization,
so please excuse me if this is a dumb question.
It's a fine question. I don't think it's possible/realistic to
sugarize a tkinter app (and there's no plan for supporting tkinter),
so I think moving to pygtk is justified.
Thanks,
- Chris.
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Chris Ball <cjb(a)laptop.org>