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Hi @fabiopuddu, thank you for this great idea! We will definitely keep this in mind. Best wishes, Kathrin & Tony

Hi @bioreps, Thank you for giving FlexiDot a try and for your question. We definitely discussed migration to Python 3 plenty of times, and we agree that it is necessary....

Dear Mr. Nawaz, I will have a look, likely over the weekend! Best wishes Tony ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Dr. Tony Heitkam Technische Universität Dresden Faculty of Biology Zellescher Weg 20b | Room...

Dear @jiadong324, thank you for contacting us and detailing your question. We generate extra files containing the legends. The GFF shading legend will have a similar name as your dotplot,...

Dear @jiadong324, Good that you found the file. Thank you for the suggestion to include the legend in the dotplot file, which is certainly more intuitive. Actually, the "legend issue"...

Oh, thank you for this surprising contribution. We've planned to migrate FlexiDot to Py3, but did not find the time, yet. As we are currently away at a conference, we...

Dear Diogo, we are currently (internally) using this version: [flexidot_v2.01_alpha01_py3.zip](https://github.com/molbio-dresden/flexidot/files/7325553/flexidot_v2.01_alpha01_py3.zip) On Linux systems it is working well, though on Windows there are still some problems. Best wishes Tony

Hi @paolo002, thank you for giving FlexiDot a try. We are a bit unsure about where the problem actually resides. Do you get some kind of error message? FlexiDot should...

Hi @paolo002 and @crimBubble, we just uploaded the [new FlexiDot version](https://github.com/molbio-dresden/flexidot/blob/master/code/flexidot_v1.05.py). Maybe you want to try, how it performs on your data? It won't address the memory issue, but it...