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* Could Python become an accepted language to develop KDE applications? | * Could Python become an accepted language to develop KDE applications? | ||
** What about Kirigami compatibility? | ** What about Kirigami compatibility? | ||
*** Packaging Kirigami to be compatible with PyQt/PySide (Jonah Brüchert) | |||
* Is there any other component that could be mixed with Python? | |||
** scriptableapplication-alike https://maureira.xyz/qtvts2020/code/example_plugins.html | |||
Revision as of 17:30, 9 September 2020
Topics to discuss
What has been done in the past?
- https://wiki.python.org/moin/PyKDE
- Tutorials with PyQt
- The birth of PySide https://dot.kde.org/2009/08/24/pyside-interview
What do we currently have now?
- PyQt and PySide are actively maintained
- License differences GPL/Commercial (PyQt), LGPL/Commercial (PySide)
- Minor API differences
- Solutions like https://github.com/spyder-ide/qtpy exists.
What would be nice to have for the future?
- Could Python become an accepted language to develop KDE applications?
- What about Kirigami compatibility?
- Packaging Kirigami to be compatible with PyQt/PySide (Jonah Brüchert)
- What about Kirigami compatibility?
- Is there any other component that could be mixed with Python?
- scriptableapplication-alike https://maureira.xyz/qtvts2020/code/example_plugins.html