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ptmcg · Feb 19th, 2008, 8:14 AM

As GameEnder said, tk is bundled with Python, so you should be able to just import it in your scripts and start using it.

Be patient and read the wx download page (GameEnder sent you the link), don't just jump to the links and start downloading. Find the section for the OS you are running under, and then choose the distribution under that OS that matches your environment and development intentions (which version of Python, unicode or ascii, etc.)

.rpm's are for Linux distributions. Are you running on Windows or Linux? If on Windows, choose one of the links that starts with "win32", and skip the rpm's altogether.

Feb 19th, 2008, 8:14 AM	#3
ptmcg Newbie Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Austin, TX Posts: 15 Rep Power: 0	Re: Downloading Tkinter and Wxpython As GameEnder said, tk is bundled with Python, so you should be able to just import it in your scripts and start using it. Be patient and read the wx download page (GameEnder sent you the link), don't just jump to the links and start downloading. Find the section for the OS you are running under, and then choose the distribution under that OS that matches your environment and development intentions (which version of Python, unicode or ascii, etc.) .rpm's are for Linux distributions. Are you running on Windows or Linux? If on Windows, choose one of the links that starts with "win32", and skip the rpm's altogether.