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Can you provide more detail of the error so that we can see where exactly the call originates in the PySimpleGUI code? We're working on duplicating this. In the meantime,...

> Removed subcommands trace variable | vdelete | vinfo > I suspect this may be relevant. If so, then 9.0 isn't backwards compatible... not a good situation with the install...

Yes 9.0 is something we're looking at now. I've not seen a specific planned Python version number for the general release of it. 3.14 Alpha has 8.6.15.

I've made a change in the maint release 5.0.7.2 that replaces the call to `trace`. Since you can't use psguprade or psgmain due to the crash, you'll need to install...

Thanks much for the testing and verification! ![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/21cfc6e8-a5aa-4c3b-bcd5-2d516e7e474a) I'll check to see if there's a font issue when we run it on the Mac and let you know what we...

![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e363ff53-8539-4bb8-8ead-b8cc262e5dc8) Thank you so much for the thorough testing and reporting back your findings. I really appreciate the help. Early on (in 2018) we noticed that the Homebrew releases were...

We've tested on the Mac and 5.0.7.2 also worked with Tk 9.0 in our tests. The fonts on the Mac also looked a little larger so it seems we're on...

My regression test across all the versions of Python passed so it looks like we've got a good solution, at least in terms of backward compatibility. I also rolled support...

Today I posed 5.0.7.8 which is a candidate release for 5.0.8 on PyPI. It's got the fix for 9.0, 3.14 support, and some command line options to make installing without...

5.0.8 was posted to PyPI this morning and has the changes to support Tk 9.0. This will enable Mac users running the Homebrew versions that include Tk 9.0 to successfully...