trying to do modern kind of interfaces with Tkinter in python and ttk can be kind of tricky/impossible? The part about it being "awkward" is definitely true.
that sounds a bit worrying. can you give some examples?
from the article i was specifically wondering about this:
And yet still, even with ttk, Python doesn't automatically pick the best theme for the OS! It often defaults to "clam", "alt", or the dreaded "classic" on Linux, which look dated. It's a mess of a Tk bridge! ... the provided bridge to it is clunky
so is it just the perception? sounds like i should just have to remember to pick a better theme. (and use ttk)
and what you say about using pandas supports my point. i usually want to add a gui to something that is written in a particular language for a reason.
that sounds a bit worrying. can you give some examples?
from the article i was specifically wondering about this:
And yet still, even with ttk, Python doesn't automatically pick the best theme for the OS! It often defaults to "clam", "alt", or the dreaded "classic" on Linux, which look dated. It's a mess of a Tk bridge! ... the provided bridge to it is clunky
so is it just the perception? sounds like i should just have to remember to pick a better theme. (and use ttk)
and what you say about using pandas supports my point. i usually want to add a gui to something that is written in a particular language for a reason.