Erroneous link in readme.md

[ffalcon31415]

Last paragraph of the readme has link to submit an issue:

If you still have a question or need help... no problem... help is available to you, at no cost. Simply file an Issue on the FreeSimpleGUI GitHub repo and you'll get help.

Corrected link I think would be
file an Issue

Edit Hmm now I see there are other links that are not applicable any longer. I don't have time now but will try to look at those later.
btw thank you for creating this fork it is seriously appreciated.

[spyoungtech]

Thanks for the report. I've registered the corresponding domains and the links will work, eventually :)

There's currently still a lot of things not quite in place yet, especially with respect to documentation. I hope to straighten all that out in the near future.

[dimmv2]

hello , i have an question about a real bug in sdk , will it be fixed ?(example : bad variable for button or something like that) or here the last package has only last stable version of pysimplegui ?

[spyoungtech]

@dimmv2 yes, bug reports will be accepted. As bug fixes and other enhancements become available, they will be published in new versions. This is a fully supported fork, not just a snapshot. If you are having an issue with a bug, please open a separate issue.

[dimmv2]

bug reports will be accepted. As bug fixes and other enhancements become available, they will be published in new versions. This is a fully supported fork, not just a snapshot. If you are having an issue with a bug, please open a separate issue.

@spyoungtech Great news,thx for reply.

[caco3]

Also, the Support section ( https://github.com/spyoungtech/FreeSimpleGUI?tab=readme-ov-file#support- ) points to http://www.freesimplegui.org/ wich does not (yet) exist.

[DeflateAwning]

Also, this link in the README is broken:

calls.freesimplegui.org

[ffalcon31415]

Also, the Support section ( https://github.com/spyoungtech/FreeSimpleGUI?tab=readme-ov-file#support- ) points to http://www.freesimplegui.org/ wich does not (yet) exist.

See @spyoungtech 's response to the initial issue posted above:

Thanks for the report. I've registered the corresponding domains and the links will work, eventually :)
There's currently still a lot of things not quite in place yet, especially with respect to documentation. I hope to straighten all that out in the near future.

[DeflateAwning]

Very exciting! Thanks for the updates!

[ffalcon31415]

Sorry I misread the history of this issue