Switch GUI framework to FreeSimpleGUI #77
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After discussions here about FreeSimpleGUI having a python 3.7 compatible release, I'm happy to switch GUI framework to FreeSimpleGUI.
There are a couple of reasons to switch from PySimpleGUI to FreeSimpleGUI:
But the main reason isn't technical, but rather the fact that FreeSimpleGUI keeps it's code open source, without bs licensing and other stuff.
I'm not against paying a developper fee, but I'm truly against removing git history from an open source project I myself contributed to, changing licensing without any prior statements, and making "private licenses" that don't fit open source distribution.
Hence, thanks @spyoungtech for it's fork and for keeping the open source spirit alive.