Free fbs doesn’t work with recent versions of python (>3.6) [0]. You need to pay or migrate. This can lead to security issues because recent packages don’t always work with older python versions.
This. Python 3.6 is out of support now, 3.11 is about to be released. It's not really usable anymore.
Not just on this project, but I've seen a few more not moving past 3.8 for support and I don't quite get why that's been happening. Did something happen on 3.9 or later that didn't caught my eye?
Maybe it's because Ubuntu LTS, currently 20.04, is on 3.8.
One reason could be that 3.8 is the last version to support Windows 7, which (despite EOL) is still widely used.
Somewhere around there is when python changed the collections.abc stdlib naming convention from a warning to a fatal error. This means that code could work fine in 3.8 ish and refuse to run on 3.9+.
That probably explains why when I try to use subuser commands (python3.10 installed on the system) it complains "AttributeError: module 'collections' has no attribute 'Mapping'"
A bit of a pain. But to be fair, this import was deprecated since python 3.3, released almost 10 years ago.
I think the correct link would, as of right now, be to the Requirements section: