I'm a web developer looking to get my feet wet with coding up a little desktop app for Ubuntu in Python. I've scoured the web looking for the pros and cons of PyGTK vs. PyQT and can't really find any good comparisons.
What do you guys think? Do they both produce native-looking widgets on a GNOME system? Is one easier to use than the other? Any opinions would be nice.
Sorry for the subjective question.
In my opinion use PYQT as its definately superior for a few reasons. There is no worries with pixmaps ever, there is only one library coded in the same style and conventions. In pygtk you need to learn up to 4 libraries coded in a different style. You have to learn GLIB constants at least if not GLIB variable names as well even though they are a complete 1 to 1 swap with the stdlib C type itself, but why use standard types everyone else uses when as the master of your toolkit you can use pretty useless special purpose types which then can be forced onto everyone else. Gnome developers need a serious wake up. 
Go with PYQT its sane easy to use and wont make you constantly look up documentation to find out why you cant use standard code.
Is PyGTK or PyQT preferred for making GTK-native Python apps?