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Have you tried the command line?

After sudo apt update I started getting errors in real time (the old song in a new voice ) I tried many things and finally this helped: sudo apt install iproute2   
sudo tc qdisc replace dev enol root pfifo_fast

One case here in Australia, a  small winemaker  who sold wine under his own name Robert Chardon got a cease and desist letter from Moet et Chandon the Franch champagne brand thanks to one of those Lawyers. Robert probably sold 10 tonne of grapes a year if he was lucky when economies of scale says a winery needs to produce 1000 tonnes. He had to change his brand!

I've sold the business now but I sent a cease and desist to a large company infringing my trademark selling a counterfeit version of my product via Google ads which was an unwanted legal expense! If you have a trademark you have to defend it.

But the worst I heard was an Aussie one man band found Microsoft was using his patented software protection system (Probably on Windows) and his heart sank knowing he had no choice but to tell them to stop. By this time he was living in the USA and IBM helped him and he won the case. Not sure about the appeal though!
 

    The irony of a lawyer pushing that, is the more they irritate the customer and potential customer base, the 
less likely people will be to purchase there products. Especially when it is heavily based off of open source
I.P. It's like a snake eating it's own tail. 

Several errors.

1. A typo. You wrote "EMBED_TAB_HAME = CROSSHAIR" instead of "EMBED_TAB_NAME = CROSSHAIR". Unfortunately you don't get an error because the interpreter just thinks "this value is not for me".
2. you need to define where the VCP should be shown like Aciera mentioned, e.g. 
Then you get a meaningful error message

This points out that you used an old glade editor. Saving it with a up-to-date Glade 3 editor (3.40 e.g.) removes this and other obsolete properties.

Then the VCP is displayed:

 

Further you have a handler "on-changed" defined in your glade (ui) file, but no python file where this handler is defined
 

Problem solved, i reinstalled Probe Basic with the right source, and it is working as expected now. Had trixie instead trixie-dev. Although it installed a version with the wrong source. Sorry for inconvenience. Thank you for your great probe basic und your help.
Michael

To update to master in Debian 12, add an entry to /etc/apt/sources.list
deb buildbot2.highlab.com/debian/ bookworm master-uspace 2.9-uspace
then apt update ; apt upgrade

apt

I'll attach one simple spiral planing operation gcode file. In my machine this brought up the toolpath blending problems in tp1, I had to roll back into tp0 (haven't tried tp2 though). I could not get the machine to move smoothly, tried different blending settings but no help (tp0 blends this just fine). Unfortunately didn't have time to investigate any further but maybe simulation shows something?

Is it tangential?

can you please refer to the implementation of it and how to use it and configure the z lift angle and z height , or a demo component of the usage like the Mach3 Implementation

Over 10 years ago:

forum.linuxcnc.org/show-your-stuff/30648-rugbot-1000

is this dev venv install or apt system wide install?

I'm working on it again today to  ensure it works on XZ and YZ planes and also to prevent a helix being treated as a circle. None of this has any impact on your use case.

But ye the latest 2.10 (master) branch should have the latest code.s