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I thought a bit about how to answer because at this point it's not easy to follow a straight discussion. Hopefully this extra comment clarifies the discussion for other readers....

@github12101 The bug is in PySide2, see [here](https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/PYSIDE-1140). It seems that earlier versions of the module are incompatible with Python 3.8+ and Debian Bullseye ships with Python 3.9 This is...

> Downgrading Debian Bullseye to Python 3.7 is not possible, that would destroy the system. You should be able to install Python 3.7 and then create a virtualenv that uses...

```bash (jmvenv) pip install PySide2==5.1x.x ``` if you want a specific version. or: ```bash (jmvenv) pip install "PySide2>=5.14" ```

@kristapsk > he will just be forced to send to p2wpkh first and then create another transaction with zero counterparties, thus just wasting extra blockchain space, to send to final...

If you remove the "DAT" element, then I think the argument is far weaker, as per what Waxwing said [here](https://github.com/JoinMarket-Org/joinmarket-clientserver/issues/864#issuecomment-847080126). Also, manual mixing relies on being able to do single...

First, let me say that I don't disagree with the concept, I do think some users are erroneously overestimating their privacy even without a DAT element when using single CoinJoin,...

I tested this out a bit and I've managed to do maker CoinJoins through the GUI with the regtest setup (using a custom ygrunner that creates an extra seed). I...

IDK why but I can't find any 5.14.x version, could it be that they do not have packages for Python 3.9? ```bash (jmvenv) pip install --use-deprecated=legacy-resolver PySide2== ERROR: Could not...

It's asking for your computer admin password, this is because of the `sudo` command. BTW, I've no experience with Mac, does it require admin privileges to import PGP key?