Python/Tkinter:
	+ Cross-platform 
	+ Tkinter comes with the python interpreter
	? Uses Python (is this good or bad?)

C or C++/GTK:
	+ Cross-platform 
	- Requires you to install GTK development libraries
	+ Can recycle a C/C++ library for lurk if you wrote one already
	+ Actually used for widely-used programs

C++/Curses:
	+ Can start today on isoptera without installing anything
	+ Doesn't require any UI library on the local side
	- Can't run it without either SSH to isoptera, or local libraries for it (WSL)

Others (that I won't give a demo of):

Windows Presentation Foundation:
	+ Raymond knows it
	+ Actually used for programs that make companies a lot of money
	+ Archaic (Old one is "WPF" and new one is "Win Forms")
	- Won't work on a Mac or Linux or FreeBSD or any other cool operating system
	- You'll have to learn to use it, and VS (not code) as well
	
QT:
	+ Cross-platform 
	+ Used for real software development
	+ Free to use unless you make money with it
	+ Comes with a pretty good graphical user interface builder
	- You'll have to learn to use it
	- Requires a fair bit of setup

An app?
React or something?
Websockets?