Converter pyGTK para pyQT

[glilco]

Tenho um pequeno código escrito utilizando pyGTK e gostaria que ele funcionasse de forma parecida, só que utilizando pyQt, já que ele será utilizado agora no KDE.

Alguém pode me ajudar a "traduzir" para pyQt?

Código: [Selecionar]

#
# Copyright 2009 Canonical Ltd.
#
# Authors: Neil Jagdish Patel <neil.patel@canonical.com>
#          Jono Bacon <jono@ubuntu.com>
#          Paulo Schreiner <paulo.schreiner@gmail.com>
#          Murilo Ferraz Franco <muriloffranco@gmail.com>
#
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#
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import gobject
import gtk
import appindicator
import os

def callback(widget, data):
print "Hello Again - %s was pressed" % data
os.system("xrandr --output LVDS1 %s" % data)

if __name__ == "__main__":
  ind = appindicator.Indicator ("example-simple-client",
                              "gsd-xrandr",
                              appindicator.CATEGORY_APPLICATION_STATUS)
  ind.set_status (appindicator.STATUS_ACTIVE)
  ind.set_attention_icon ("gsd-xrandr")

  # create a menu
  menu = gtk.Menu()

  # create some

  buf = "Normal (800x480)"

  menu_items = gtk.MenuItem(buf)
  menu.append(menu_items)

    # this is where you would connect your menu item up with a function:
  menu_items.connect("activate", callback, "--scale 1x1 --panning 0x0")

    # show the items
  menu_items.show()

  #for i in range(3):
  buf = "Esticado (1024x615)"

  menu_items = gtk.MenuItem(buf)
  menu.append(menu_items)

    # this is where you would connect your menu item up with a function:
  menu_items.connect("activate", callback, "--scale 1.28x1.28 --panning 0x0")

    # show the items
  menu_items.show()

  buf = "Esticado (1200x720)"

  menu_items = gtk.MenuItem(buf)
  menu.append(menu_items)

    # this is where you would connect your menu item up with a function:
  menu_items.connect("activate", callback, "--scale 1.5x1.5 --panning 0x0")

    # show the items
  menu_items.show() 

    # show the items
  menu_items.show()
  buf = "Virtual (104x768)"

  menu_items = gtk.MenuItem(buf)
  menu.append(menu_items)

    # this is where you would connect your menu item up with a function:
  menu_items.connect("activate", callback, "--scale 1x1 --panning 1024x768")

    # show the items
  menu_items.show()


  ind.set_menu(menu)

  gtk.main()


[irtigor]

http://wiki.python.org/moin/PyQt
http://zetcode.com/tutorials/pyqt4/introduction/

ou rode dessa forma mesmo, as dependências são minimas o ganho vai ser irrisório ou nulo.