[11:38] <lubot_> [telegram] <RikMills> line 208, in _init_icons
[11:38] <lubot_> [telegram] <RikMills>     secure_pix = secure_icon.pixmap(ICON_SIZE / 2, ICON_SIZE / 2)
[11:38] <lubot_> [telegram] <RikMills> TypeError: arguments did not match any overloaded call:
[11:38] <lubot_> [telegram] <RikMills>   pixmap(self, QSize, mode: QIcon.Mode = QIcon.Normal, state: QIcon.State = QIcon.Off): argument 1 has unexpected type 'float'
[11:38] <lubot_> [telegram] <RikMills>   pixmap(self, int, int, mode: QIcon.Mode = QIcon.Normal, state: QIcon.State = QIcon.Off): argument 1 has unexpected type 'float'
[11:38] <lubot_> [telegram] <RikMills>   pixmap(self, int, mode: QIcon.Mode = QIcon.Normal, state: QIcon.State = QIcon.Off): argument 1 has unexpected type 'float'
[11:38] <lubot_> [telegram] <RikMills>   pixmap(self, QWindow, QSize, mode: QIcon.Mode = QIcon.Normal, state: QIcon.State = QIcon.Off): argument 1 has unexpected type 'float'
[11:38] <lubot_> [telegram] <RikMills> crash in KDE ubiquity
[11:39] <lubot_> [telegram] <RikMills> does anyone with better python than me think it might be due to this in python 3.10?
[11:39] <lubot_> [telegram] <RikMills> https://bugs.python.org/issue37999
[11:41] <lubot_> [telegram] <mitya57> Yes, it may be due to that. Need to use int(foo).
[11:41] <lubot_> [telegram] <RikMills> thanks
[12:16] <lubot_> [telegram] <RikMills> fixes it. but there at least 2 more places in the code with a similar issue. probably more