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You need to click Custom for Python Executable in the Project Properties dialog so it uses the custom value shown there and not the default. We continue to store the custom value even when Default is clicked (but disable / grey it out) so it's easier to switch back and forth for people that need to do that.
However, since the default /usr/bin/python2.7 does exist it may be there is some other problem with that installation of Python. For example, perhaps it's 32-bit Python which Wing 6 no longer supports on Linux. If you change to /usr/bin/python3.7 and that's 64-bit it'll solve it.
If not, please send in a bug report from Wing's Help menu and include the error log where prompted and that likely will tell us why it's failing to launch debug.
You need to click Custom for Python Executable in the Project Properties dialog so it uses the custom value shown there and not the default. We continue to store the custom value even when Default is clicked (but disable / grey it out) so it's easier to switch back and forth for people that need to do that.
However, that.However, since the default /usr/bin/python2.7 does exist it may be there is some other problem with that installation of Python. For example, perhaps it's 32-bit Python which Wing 6 no longer supports on Linux. If you change to /usr/bin/python3.7 and that's 64-bit it'll solve it.
If it.If not, please send in a bug report from frmo Wing's Help menu and include the error log where prompted and that likely will tell us why it's failing to launch debug.