Which GUI frameworks are best for a multi-threaded Python program?

Ohh, I definitely recommend PyQt4 . At first, I didn't get all this SIGNAL and EMIT nonsense, but now that I've made a program with it, the QThread module is amazingly useful.

If you are updating the GUI from a thread, you might want to use gobject. Idle_add() so that the GUI update function is called later in the loop, most GUI frameworks (like Qt) require you to add a callback that will be called later when the mainloop is idle. GTK also supports calling the GUI functions from threads by using the gtk.gdk.

Lock context manager or calling gtk.gdk. Threads_enter and gtk.gdk. Threads_leave around your GUI calls.

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