The main reason for choosing a Framework build in Python on macOS is the organization of GUI applications which require a specific bundle structure for compatibility.
While the traditional notion suggests that you need a Framework build to run a GUI, many GUI applications can work perfectly fine without it, debunking this myth.
macOS GUI applications are structured as bundles containing metadata and executables, contrasting with Linux’s separation of executables and data files, which highlights the uniqueness of the macOS environment.
For many users, especially those transitioning from Linux, understanding the purpose of a Framework is critical for effectively utilizing Python's capabilities on macOS.
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