wxPython-zombie eventually matured to version 3.1.5 of wxWidgets. No more development, only bug fixes are done, a lot so far. wxPython-zombie will provide the 64-bit binary extension package (build with Visual Studio 2022) for MS Windows 10/11 and the source package to build for Linux. This is a release for Python 3.14.
wxPython-zombie is forked from commit 64e5d86 of wxPython Project Phoenix on 30 Jan 2021. The included wxWidgets is from the on 14 Apr 2021 released wxWidgets 3.1.5 . The latest version of the meta build system Waf is used, released on 13 Nov 2025, waf 2.1.9. Also the latest version of, a Python bindings generator for C/C++ libraries, SIP is used, released on 20 Dec 2025, sip 6.15.1. The source distribution format that is now used, is specified in PEP 517. The binary distribution format (wheel) that is used, is specified in PEP 427. The Windows wheel was built with Build Tools for Visual Studio 2022, configured for the Windows SDK (10.0.26100) for Windows 11 and the MSVC v143 - VS 2022 C++ x64/x86 build tools. The binary distribution no longer ships with the Microsoft© C Runtime Library msvcp140.dll. If Microsoft Visual C++ v14 Redistributable (x64) is not installed on your machine, install it (you will need administrator rights).
From the console:
> winget install Microsoft.VCRedist.2015+.x64
You must not install wxPython and wxPython-zombie in the same environment, both packages use the package directory wx.
The build and installation on Linux was tested on Arch Linux, with just the minimal explicit installed packages or groups linux, base, base-devel, webkit2gtk, glu, sdl2 and pyenv. With pyenv, Python 3.14.2 was installed and used. The build will take about 15 to 40 minutes, depending on your system. To see the verbose progress of the build process, use the verbose option in pip.
The demo package of wxPython-zombie is included in the distribution.
Installation on MS Windows 10/11
Using pip:
> pip install wxpython-zombie
Build and installation on Arch Linux
Using pip as normal user:
$ pip install wxpython-zombie
or
$ pip install -v wxpython-zombie
Start the demo
From the console:
> wxpython-demo
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