Re: wxPython / Wayland issues

On Thu, Jan 14, 2021 at 13:51, Matthias Brennwald <[email protected]> 
wrote:

> I am writing a GUI application with wxPython, which uses a "main" 
> window with all the controls, and some "secondary" windows where data 
> gets plotted (using matplotlib). I am working mostly on GNOME/Xorg, 
> but recently also was on GNOME/Wayland, where I observed a few issues 
> with my application. I wonder if these issues are related to 
> wxPython, Wayland, or both. Any thoughts or feedback would be welcome!

Just to provide a bit more context about my own question: major Linux 
distros have switched to using Wayland as the default rather than Xorg, 
or will soon switch. I therefore tend to believe that Wayland has 
reached a good level of maturity. However, if wxPython has problems 
with Wayland (as described in my original message), I'll have to 
consider other ways to get a proper GUI for my application. I would 
therefore like to better understand the situation of wxPython and 
Wayland. Would it be wrong to expect that these issues be ironed out 
within the next few week / months? Should I stick to wxPython or would 
it be better to consider other GUI frameworks?

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