Qt being now released under LGPL, would you recommend it over wxWidgets?

I am quite a heavy user of wxWidgets, partly because of licensing reasons.

• How do you see the future of wxWidgets in prospect of the recent announcement of Qt now being released under LGPL?
• Do you think wxwidget is still a good technical choice for new projects ? Or would you recommand adopting Qt, because it is going to be a de-facto standard.
• I am also interested about the possible implications this will have on their bindings with the most common scripting languages (e.g. PyQt, wxPython, wxRuby). Why PyQt is so under-used when it has a professional grade designer and wxPython not?

Related:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/443546/qt-goes-lgpl-on-windows-is-it-good-enough-to-use-instead-of-mfc