Python 3.11 introduced a default argument of 'big' for byteorder for int.from_bytes(b'1', byteorder='big'). That's crept into vdu_controls 2.0 and causes a runtime error when run with d-bus enabled on python versions prior to 3.11.
Patch 6d7d471 now passes 'big' to all int.from_byte calls. This should be safe as it matches what has been tested in python 3.11. All the cases in question involve single-bytes, so 'big' is quite appropriate.
Prior to patching, the work-around is to disable dbus on startup by using the --no-dbus-client command line option, and then permanently set the corresponding option in settings.
Python 3.11 introduced a default argument of 'big' for byteorder for
int.from_bytes(b'1', byteorder='big'). That's crept intovdu_controls 2.0and causes a runtime error when run with d-bus enabled on python versions prior to 3.11.Patch 6d7d471 now passes 'big' to all int.from_byte calls. This should be safe as it matches what has been tested in python 3.11. All the cases in question involve single-bytes, so 'big' is quite appropriate.
Prior to patching, the work-around is to disable dbus on startup by using the
--no-dbus-clientcommand line option, and then permanently set the corresponding option in settings.