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WinPython (lightweight) control panel GUI requests unavailable PyQt #346
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Indeed:
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The WinPython Control Panel is a definitely a useful idea made into a tool. It makes configuring things that may otherwise be hard to do easier, with the benefit of being in a graphical user interface as well. So the WinPython team should try to fix this problem, and as @stonebig suggests, it could even be changed to use faster/simpler technology (user interfaces, programming languages) such as:
P.S. (to Stonebig) I assume you mean the current (at time of comment) "Zero" version doesn't include PyQt or Qt as the version 3.5.1.3Zero seems to have Qt but not PyQt. |
no no, there is no Qt in Zero, only tcl/tk and what is already on your system, a browser and .Net. |
Apparently this effort is useless;
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@stonebig Leaving the graphical user interface of the lightweight WinPython control panel broken is still a bad idea so you could reopen this issue as a reminder for someone to fix it. |
in recent Winpython via command line we get clother to the functionnalities:
a web interface via remi is still to build or get for free from the community |
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hum..... following AndreNg "one hour + thinking" course on how to use LLM (Large Langage Models, aka ChatGPT):
Another (1 hour teaching by simple exercize) stone on Andrew Ng Wall of Fame result at the 6th iteration is a success (or 5 iterations to get there): code:
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pysimplegui has turn different... so:
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WinPython control panel fails to start in version 3.5.1.3Zero 32bit.


Finding the file "\python-3.5.1\Lib\site-packages\winpython\controlpanel.py" (where is the root directory of the installation) which I believe runs the WinPython control panel, I ran it from the Windows Command Prompt terminal which produced the following module import error (see image).
This control panel start error is definitely an issue, however I am not sure if I have correctly identified the source of it. (UPDATE) I doubt I have as this file is run by default with a different version of Python (that doesn't have the WinPython package). I then ran it with the WinPython interpreter and encountered another proper error, in a qt module file in the WinPython module folder:
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