[Kde-bindings] Future and status of qtruby (on Windows ?)

[Phil Thompson]

On Thursday 30 September 2004 9:45 pm, Richard Dale wrote:

> I believe the PyQt license is cheaper than the standard C++
> one, but it doesn't allow you to do C++ development, only python.

You are thinking of BlackAdder which is a cut down version of PyQt with an 
IDE. The full commercial version of PyQt requires the commercial version of 
Qt.

Phil