5.1.0

New Features

• Proper quit with exit handler in macOS version
• New Window function implemented in Linux version (it will never be implemented in Windows because of path limitations)

Small Changes and Additions

• Homebrew (can use tigerbrew on older versions of macOS) is required to build the macOS version; I'm too tired of trying to get Nuitka to link against any dependencies anywhere else
• Python 3.4-3.11 support added back
• This means older Linux distros (I do not know which, but if you must use 3.4, go ahead, it works now), Windows XP, and OS X 10.5 Leopard (Hackintoshes supported, as usual) are supported once again
• Python 3.13 support is still not ready, as Nuitka does not like it. However, I am returning to using the official Python 3.12 binaries, which are Universal 2. So, there will be specific arm64 and x86_64 binaries. However, they will be provided through the lone notepadee cask.
• Additionally, this means I'm going back to Tcl/Tk 8. 8 is better than 9 because it does not have the awkward graphics glitches that cause the text to be sized wrong.
• Older systems must compile from source, as usual
• Additional to the quit handler on the macOS version, the termination signals sent by pressing Ctrl+C (keyboardInterrupt) and killall are handled by a wrapper of the exit handler (which in turn triggers the original exit_handler)
• The exit handler allows the user to return to the app by pressing Cancel.

Bugfixes

• The open_file and runonarg functions run when opening a file now set the global file_open variable (correct) instead of setting a local version of that variable (incorrect).