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The main idea behind tk_happy is to allow a fully "wired" Tkinter application to be quickly created (Tkinter is the python interface to Tk). The users main responsibility is to add logic to the Tkinter framework created by tk_happy.

DEE Excellent Editor is a simple source code editor whit syntax highlighting for many languages with a file browser panel to quickly select files. DEE can open files from the local system or directly from an ftp server.

xbgtk - an xbase/Harbour/xHarbour object-oriented wrapper for using the GTK+ GUI. This project has been deprecated in favour of https://github.com/tuffnatty/hbgi, an approach that uses GObject Introspection for automatic bindings.

Kefir is a code sketcher based on tepache that uses pygtk and libglade. Kefir creates a set of wrapper classes around the top level glade widgets in a glade file, to allow the programmer to concentrate on writing a program instead.

PyQe has moved to Google Sites and github. Main page on Google Sites: http://sites.google.com/site/pythonquickexecute/. Code at github: http://github.com/brakjoller/pyqe/tree/master. See you there!

A personal accounting project, based on the idea of getting the data models and fundamentals right first. Expect a large number of documentation-only updates before seeing working code.

blah is a GTK/GNOME utility for maintaining a list of frequently copy-and-pasted text. The current version is functional and usable. However, my goal is to re-design/re-write the code as a GNOME panel app.

Write your HotSync conduit in Python. Initial source code kindly donated by Jeff Senn. Project source almost complete when donated. Currently Alpha status due to dormancy. Project is a Python module that talks to the Palm C HotSync APIs.

A Python library to create and deploy cross-platform native context. context_menu was created as due to the lack of an intuitive and easy to use cross-platform context menu library. The library allows you to create your own context menu entries and control their behavior seamlessly in native Python code. It's fully documented and used by over 80,000 developers worldwide.