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There is a pyqt-specific way to do this as well, but I would like to keep this capability separate from pyqt, because pycinema can be run headless (without Qt).
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We need some way to store application settings for pycinema. This appears to be a good option:
There is a pyqt-specific way to do this as well, but I would like to keep this capability separate from pyqt, because pycinema can be run headless (without Qt).
@JonasLukasczyk, @EthanS94, @ollielo - any opinions on this approach?
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