Gotcha. I'm a commercial Qt developer and starting to think about Python being a first-class language in my ecosystem. But I've learned that the more robust binding, PyQt, is a GPL/Commercial offering separate from the Qt licensing.
Qt for Python is the "offical Qt" binding but it's not as robust or even supported on some platforms like embedded. It's a bit frustrating.
Qt for Python is the "offical Qt" binding but it's not as robust or even supported on some platforms like embedded. It's a bit frustrating.
Still, nice work!