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I am beginner of Python, does anyone knows how to make a different shapes of message windows in python? i want to design a better look and friendly GUI.
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I think Qt is what may be useful to you. Take a look at the documentation on QtProject homepage. Lots of tutorials can be found on the Internet. For your specific problem take a look at this SO question.

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