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[ruby timber]

even a single command

gives me automatically segmentation fault

why?

[lethal fractal]

because you're using a library that is at least slightly buggy

[ruby timber]

great

I really dont care how buggy it is

but how to fix it

whats what I get using tkinter

I literally have it there

why

[lethal fractal]

I haven't the slightest idea how to fix it; sorry

the tkinter thing is utterly unrelated. If you're on Debian, you need to install another package

python3-tk I think

[ruby timber]

im on arch

[lethal fractal]

I don't use arch, but perhaps it's the same deal. See if they have a package with a similar name.

[civic fog]

did you try the dearpygui example? it's saying something about create_context(). i don't see that in your code.
https://dearpygui.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorials/first-steps.html

[ruby timber]

I hate this language

even more than C

[civic fog]

i didn't know you had to install tkinter yourself when installing python on linux.

that's not a problem with the language though. most languages are nice. it's just sometimes difficult to get all external dependencies configured correctly.

[mellow birch]

try pacman -S tk

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