Use Python 3

[TheTechRobo]

Python 2 is unmaintained and outdated. I suggest migrating to python 3.

It would be a rather large rewrite, but I think that in the long run it would be good.

I'll potentially work on that depending on my workload.

[TheTechRobo]

Not sure whether or not to keep the existing GTK 2.0 or to switch to another like BeeWare, Tkinter, Pyside2 (would not be able to help with that), or something else...for now I'll keep GTK 2.0 since it's available on pypi still. Though it might not work for python 3.

[TheTechRobo]

I don't think we can keep the current GUI toolkit.

After 15 minutes of dependency hell, copying packages from python 2 because they're no longer seemingly available, and modifying those packages for python 3, nothing.

Ill try for a bit longer.

EDIT: Nope, I need glib for python 3 which I can't find. Damn. I was this close. I'll see if I can find it

EDIT 2: I foudn it which sparked another issue. Yeah, I'll finally give up. It wouldn't be feasible anyway. I've copied like five packages from python 2, which means that I doubt they'd work properly anyway, and it'd take a little while to install.

Here was the showstopper:

[TheTechRobo]

Oh, also, my commit messages were a bit misleading. I forgot to fix the shebang, which meant that while I thought that it was running (and functioning!) under python 3, I was accidentally running it under python 2. It still does NOT work.

[Thanatermesis]

actually Bullseye needs this package for share directories in Thunar (right click in folder: share it), so it launches smb-usershare from this tool

so we need one of these options:

• port it to python3 / make it working on bullseye
• search an alternative tool that we can use to share directories (that we can run on CLI like this one, so called from thunar and directly working)

[Thanatermesis]

another option too can be to only make working "smb-usershare" which is the one we need 🤔