Jim Easterbrook

OK, I'll have another go at reproducing the problem tomorrow (it's 10pm here in the UK). Meanwhile I suggest you switch back to PySide2 until I release the next version...

I've managed to reproduce the problem. It appears to be introduced in PySide6 v6.4 where Qt enums are no longer converted to Python ints. (My main computer is using an...

I've found several more incompatibilities with PySide6 v6.4. These are fixed in commit a987e97c.

If you want to continue using PySide6 then installing v6.3.2 should allow the current release of Photini to work. Use `pip install pyside6==6.3.2` to install that version of PySide6. I...

I've been doing a bit of web searching and another one to try is `python -c "from PySide6 import QtCore"`. Qt has a random number generator that attempts to use...

Thanks for reporting this problem. I don't have MacOS and have never used conda, so it might be difficult to reproduce the problem. There are some things you could try...

I've installed micromamba on my Linux box, installed Photini and PyQt6 and it runs OK. ``` $ photini --version No module named 'enchant' No module named 'gpxpy' Photini 2024.2.0 Python...

Aha! A bit of searching leads me to this: https://github.com/pyqtgraph/pyqtgraph/issues/2896 Can you try installing an earlier version of PyQt6? `pip3 install "pyqt6

The solution is to downgrade each subpackage individually: ``` $ pip list | grep -i qt PyQt6 6.6.1 PyQt6-Qt6 6.6.1 PyQt6-sip 13.6.0 PyQt6-WebEngine 6.5.0 PyQt6-WebEngine-Qt6 6.6.1 $ pip3 install PyQt6==6.5.0...

Fair point, but I just want to establish that it is the PyQt version that is the problem. If any other version can be installed and Photini works with it...