Remove pygame from project.dependencies #2007
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Let the user/packager decide the tool for MIDI playback. On Linux the preferred choice is probably PortMidi installed as a system package. An alternative is pygame from PyPI, but it currently works fine on Linux and Windows only, while macOS needs pygame-ce (community fork). Discussed here: #1939 (comment)
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Is pygame(-ce) still included when building our Briefcase packages? |
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Yes, pygame-ce is still included in the |
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This isn't really my area of expertise but it looks clear enough to me.
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Let the user/packager decide the tool for MIDI playback.
On Linux the preferred choice is probably PortMidi installed as a system package.
An alternative is pygame from PyPI, but it currently works fine on Linux and Windows only, while macOS needs pygame-ce (community fork).
Discussed here:
#1939 (comment)