PySimpleGUI

There basically needs to be a layer above the normal table that manages multiple tables as if it were a single table. That's going to be a bit much to...

You'll find lots of info here: https://github.com/PySimpleGUI/PySimpleGUI/issues/4972 Upgrade to the latest maint release using psghome/psgmain, etc to get the feature. The Demo Program was updated as mentioned in the issue....

The MenubarCustom is the way to go if you need to change font sizes in the menubar itself. If you're using a touchscreen, the a Menu might not be the...

@byteyman can you share a bit of your user interface as it's designed now and maybe some information on what the menus are used for? There may be some ideas...

I see at least two areas of concern for the touchscreen. 1. Enter/Exit events for widgets. Tkinter keeps track of the mouse pointer. One thing it uses is a concept...

I've used Tabs as well on touchscreens with good results. It's clean, keeps the window the same, and groups together elements in a way that supports specific contexts. Not sure...

I'll have a look at the Qt port to see what may be up. Wondering if the padding on the separator may have something to do with it. It's been...

Looks like it's down in pystray code itself that psgtray wraps. I've not a clue what's happening under the hood, but you can perhaps get some support from that project.

PySimpleGUI runs psgtray as a thread from what I recall. This may be where the difference lies. Can you try running using threading?

Sorry... I think I misunderstood. I thought you removed psgtray, and were running only pystray, which is why I asked about threading. It's clear you're not. I don't think 4880...