Malcolm Smith

I think we're making things unnecessarily hard on ourselves here by going against the flow of how PyScript is designed. If the only reliable way of installing binary packages on...

That all sounds good, but for the reasons in my comment above, I think it would be better to make`requires_file` a list, and call it `requires_files` instead. That would be...

I expect the performance penalty for HeidiSQL will be about the same as any other emulated code, but since we haven't tested this, we can't say how bad it would...

> installing the MSI for an app packaged for x86, the app does run on ARM (albeit virtualized): This has been [significantly improved in Windows 11 24H2](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/arm/apps-on-arm-x86-emulation). Like Rosetta on...

> However, the zip package logs an error; perhaps unrelated to x86 on ARM since the same thing happens when I try to run the zip on another x86 install...maybe...

> > I'm getting this error when I try to run a Toga app > > For another data point, same for me (with qemu virtualized Windows on arm hardware)....

For completeness, let me also record something I used to misunderstand myself. An MSI is *not* an executable file – it's a SQL database whose content is interpreted by the...

I wasn't using a ZIP, I was running the .exe from the build directory. But I think you might be right, as I do remember seeing the Unblock check box,...

In the macOS image, Android's CMake was recently updated from 3.22.1 to 3.31.0 in #11044. However, the Windows and Linux images still don't have anything newer than 3.22.1. This means...

It looks like it would be reasonably easy to adapt the Kivy backend to work with Chaquopy and BeeWare. Here's a sketch of what would be needed: First, create a...