Dieter Weber

The previous tests were run with parameters that turned out unusual, i.e. way too many reflections. Here's a more typical result, twice as fast for the whole simulation: 

Releasing can wait until it is convenient, no worries! About replacing diffpy, their implementations didn't look so bad. This method was just a particular case because it still is THE...

> This sounds like a perfect job for GPUs, by the way. ...resp. for GEMM on whatever platform -- should perform very well since it is a straight dot product...

> Adds test cases to display a range of error messages from datasets when supplied with bad parameters. Responds to this comment [#1625 (review)](https://github.com/LiberTEM/LiberTEM/pull/1625#pullrequestreview-2024548062) Oh I like the output! Very...

The opentelemetry hook won't be required in the future and should be deleted, probably: fixed properly in https://github.com/pyinstaller/pyinstaller-hooks-contrib/pull/725 Thx @rokm for the help and the quick fix!

@rokm thank you for the pointers, much appreciated!

Having an EXE would be required sooner or later IMHO since the LiberTEM GUI is becoming useful as a quick and simple browser for pixelated STEM files. Installing and maintaining...

Actually, installing Anaconda and then installing LiberTEM into an environment is quite OK on Windows. Maybe we can stick with that for the early version since people likely want to...

@AshwinB-hat that's great! I suppose as part of the Google Summer of Code? We can discuss details in the Gitter chat: https://gitter.im/LiberTEM/Lobby

Maybe this could be useful? https://www.pythonguis.com/tutorials/packaging-pyside6-applications-windows-pyinstaller-installforge/