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- Pillow is only used for optional custom icon generation - Code already has fallback to use included FSSIcon.ico if generation fails - Removes the only dependency that required compiled extensions - Simplifies installation and removes admin privilege requirement - Reduces install time and package size
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Problem
Pillow was causing 'Access is denied' errors during installation. It's the only dependency requiring compiled extensions (cp314-win_amd64.pyd) which can trigger permission issues.
Solution
Remove Pillow from requirements.txt. The only Pillow usage is for optional custom icon generation, and the code already has a robust fallback:
Benefits
Game icons will still appear (using the fallback), users just won't get custom Steam game art.