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In Python, I find that all GUI libraries just depend on another library (like customtkinter relying on tkinter) and how even the built-in one, tkinter, relies on some language called tcl or tk. And I just don't entirely like using PySide6. So in Python, how can I just go straight to the lowest level thing, without installing any dependencies, and simply use it? I know that this might be hard, but I just don't want bloat because I feel like they're all bloated with features I'm not going to use or don't have features that I would like to use.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding how GUI libraries work, but I want to be able to just manipulate and draw the pixels I want myself in a app window instead of dealing with abstraction layers like widgets and frames that end up drawing pixels to the screen in the end anyways. Or, if possible, to use whatever is the layer directly above that lowest layer, so at least I may perhaps get the convenience of text rendering and lines and basic stuff like that. I don't want an OS-specific solution, but if that's all that's available, that's ok.
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