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Boudewijn Rempt changed:
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--- Comment #7 from jimbo1qaz ---
pretty sure my opengl drivers are hosed.
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--- Comment #6 from Boudewijn Rempt ---
Probably not, though Krita is built on Qt, which uses freetype too for font
rendering, so there might be something weird going on.
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--- Comment #5 from jimbo1qaz ---
Hooks into font rendering (doesn't hook hardware accelerated) and replaces with
Freetype for smoother Mac-like appearance.
I don't think that's relevant for this bug, actually.
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--- Comment #4 from Boudewijn Rempt ---
What is 'mactype'? That doesn't ring a bell. The 2.9.10 builds indeed say
they're 2.9.9, I made the builds before Cyrille updated the version number,
accidentally.
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--- Comment #3 from jimbo1qaz ---
Additionally, it occasionally crashes when creating new image. I've only
observed this when mactype is enabled???
I tried updating to latest Intel and AMD drivers and disabling MacType from
starting at system boot (no
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--- Comment #2 from jimbo1qaz ---
I'm using regular 2.9.10, but it identifies itself as 2.9.9. I originally
installed 2.9.9.1, upgraded, then un/reinstalled, and it still thinks it's
2.9.9. That is another bug.
If I delete the configuration, it still h
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