python-pythoncard | wxPython-based GUI construction framework (underlying Python libraries) | Mehr ...
PythonCard is a GUI construction framework for building cross-platform desktop applications on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux, using the Python language. It is based on the wxPython bindings for the wxWidgets toolkit (formerly known as wxWindows). . This package includes the PythonCard Python package and all of its associated Python modules.
pythoncard | wxPython-based GUI construction framework (meta-package) | Mehr ...
PythonCard is a GUI construction framework for building cross-platform desktop applications on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux, using the Python language. It is based on the wxPython bindings for the wxWidgets toolkit (formerly known as wxWindows). . This is a meta-package which is intended to be used by developers who want the entire upstream distribution available to them. Maintainers of other packages that rely on PythonCard functionality should consider depending on one or more of the related packages (python-pythoncard, pythoncard-tools) as needed instead of this meta-package.
pythoncard-doc | wxPython-based GUI construction framework (documentation and samples) | Mehr ...
PythonCard is a GUI construction framework for building cross-platform desktop applications on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux, using the Python language. It is based on the wxPython bindings for wxWidgets toolkit (formerly known as wxWindows). . This package provides all of the developer documentation and samples associated with the upstream package.
pythoncard-tools | wxPython-based GUI construction framework (optional development tools) | Mehr ...
PythonCard is a GUI construction framework for building cross-platform desktop applications on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux, using the Python language. It is based on the wxPython bindings for the wxWidgets toolkit (formerly known as wxWindows). . This package takes the tools that are part of the PythonCard distribution (such as codeEditor and resourceEditor) and makes them available to be called from the command-line and from the standard Debian menus. It has been split out as a separate package since only developers will need access to the tools directly - packages which depend on PythonCard will just import the tool modules and use what they need.
