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hi! Maybe you can try use a Qt compatibility layer such as https://github.com/mottosso/Qt.py ? so that your script may be compatible with older version of Maya.
Thanks for the idea and fortunately "Eugene Samofal" did that already and he leave a comment with the download link in the main topic in Artstation .You could follow the link :
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