When chatting in IRC yesterday about the possibility to use P(C)ython instead of D for multi-platform GUI application, someone suggested me Enlightenment Foundation Libraries (EFL).
We have researched a bit about it and considering we would like to target some mobile-platform in the future as well, EFL looks as nice alternative to Qt.
So, what do you think how does EFL (used via Python bindings) compare with Qt (pyqt or pyside, depending on py3k readiness) for multi-platform desktop GUI application?
EFL looks good and promising, especially its widget toolkit which can do very smart things when resizing windows, but there are problems with it: first, it comes in a very-beta quality. Second, the widgets will look quite unfamiliar for the users. Qt is mature and stable, and it adapts to the platform look and feel (but still may be easily customized). I give PyQt a go.
Qt or EFL for multi-platform Python application