Linux Mint 22, Python 3.12.3

[epement]

A couple of days ago, I upgraded Linux Mint to version 22, which comes with Python v3.12.3 as the default Python install.

Bible Analyzer requires a lower version of Python to run. Is there a timeline to support Python v3.12+ for the Linux version?

[Tim]

The beta will run on 3.12 now. Look on the Linux beta page.

I hope to release it pretty soon.

[Marthatit]

I ran it on virtual box. I liked it. I may have gone farther with it but you guys pointed me to Linux Mint 14 and now I am on 15. Mostly ain't looked back.
But if it works better I'll jump on it.

[epement]

. . . you guys pointed me to Linux Mint 14 and now I am on 15. Mostly ain't looked back.

Linux Mint version 15? That's quite old. Support for Linux Mint version 15 ended in 2014.

I recommend that you visit https://linuxmint.com and get the most recent version, release 22.3 ("Zena"). If your virtual machine is low on resources, then choose a desktop designed for older computers, such as MATE or (better) Xfce. You can find a head-to-head comparison between Cinnamon, MATE and Xfce here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCAevBpXg3Y

I use the MATE desktop and am happy with it. I'll be glad to give help if I can, though I use a current version of Linux Mint. Welcome!