@svargas@veronica agreed. At this point it feels messy to write code against the distro version of Python. Let it be for the tools in the distro and use a Python install specific for your project.
@smasters The Windows release is bundled with 3.10, and I just manipulate the launch to use the bundled python exe. The nice thing about Linux is that the three dependencies I have are all available in any distro, so it's a very easy app to package for Linux. It's just annoying that even LTS releases stick on deprecated Python versions. Ubuntu 18.04 is still on 3.6.
@smasters The Windows release is bundled with 3.10, and I just manipulate the launch to use the bundled python exe. The nice thing about Linux is that the three dependencies I have are all available in any distro, so it's a very easy app to package for Linux. It's just annoying that even LTS releases stick on deprecated Python versions. Ubuntu 18.04 is still on 3.6.