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Old 11-18-2016, 02:29 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by kdusr View Post
QT is most Modern and flexible GUI frame,
user interface is very important, especially on kindle , lot of third part app of kindle has difficult UI ,

e.g leafpad of kindle, hard to select specific txt , hard to page down page up, click several times to open correct menu...
maybe there is way to create better(at least User-friendly interface) app of kindle with pyqt, great job bosito7! thanks alot !
There are existing text editors that use PyQt, so I don't see why not.

That being said, I don't see why using a different language would inherently make it "better" than Leafpad. You will need to code it to be "better", either way.

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PS > why is pyqt, why not pyside, they are almost same funcation, but pyside is LGPL license, free to use, pyqt not
What is your definition of freedom? The ability to write proprietary code for Kindle software?

Last I checked, PyQt is GPL, which is the same as LGPL except for the permission to link shared libraries to proprietary code.
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