Closed m0rg5 closed 11 months ago
I briefly wrote about macOS in the installation docs.
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So, no plans to fix I take it?
Yes, no plan to fix it.
The reason is that the Tkinter is unstable on Mac OS. Looking at the python-tk provided by the Homebrew, applications implemented with Tkinter, like nvPY and IDLE, hang frequently. Honestly, it's not usable.
The above problem may be fixed/mitigated by tk/tcl debugging or GTK3 migration. But it requires a lot of work. Contributions are welcome.
@m0rg5, for what it's worth, it seems to work fine (so far) with the appropriate libraries from MacPorts:
I used pip install --user pipx
followed by pipx install nvpy
to get nvpy installed, although that's definitely not a requirement. To be honest, packages you install with pipx fall apart as soon as you upgrade Python to the next minor release through MacPorts, so I'm not even sure if it's advisable to use pipx.
Unfortunately, I can't supply a report from Homebrew-land. I give it a go every few years and every few years I'm disappointed again, so I always retreat to the comfort and safety of MacPorts.
Can't see any instruction or download for MacOS