It has come to my attention that users of certain operating systems, Debian 8 being one of them (I just upgraded to it myself) might have problems running any of my projects (CheckMD5, Mupen64Plus-GTK, etc.) that make use of tkinter file/folder selection dialogs. I may use easygui, but easygui is just a front-end to tkinter, and I've tried re-working them with TK directly, and even tried running the scripts with both Python versions 2 and 3, and the issue still exists. I've done some research and this appears to be a problem with Python or TK and not my code because I've found a couple of bug reports about it, and everybody I've seen write about it is running Debian 8.
If the program crashes as soon as you choose a file or folder, I apologize for the inconvenience. As a temporary work-around you can browse the archive and go into the "oldstable" folder where you'll find the original version written in Bash that should work just fine.
People running Python on Windows do not appear to have this problem.
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It has come to my attention that users of certain operating systems, Debian 8 being one of them (I just upgraded to it myself) might have problems running any of my projects (CheckMD5, Mupen64Plus-GTK, etc.) that make use of tkinter file/folder selection dialogs. I may use easygui, but easygui is just a front-end to tkinter, and I've tried re-working them with TK directly, and even tried running the scripts with both Python versions 2 and 3, and the issue still exists. I've done some research and this appears to be a problem with Python or TK and not my code because I've found a couple of bug reports about it, and everybody I've seen write about it is running Debian 8.
If the program crashes as soon as you choose a file or folder, I apologize for the inconvenience. As a temporary work-around you can browse the archive and go into the "oldstable" folder where you'll find the original version written in Bash that should work just fine.
People running Python on Windows do not appear to have this problem.