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About the ubuntu test failure: it happens at cpython/Lib/idlelib/multicall.py, line 241 in __del__. Having a look at the code it appears that, for reasons unknown to me, on Ubuntu when the destructor is called functions in tk have already been gone and hence the deletecommand(funcid) raises Can't delete Tcl command. As a workaround to Ubuntu specific behaviour, and maybe future changes in the tk library itself, exception handling could be added around the deletecommand(funcid) call, avoiding exception being raised when funcid does not exists anymore. What's your opinion?