If before making a file, make the window only on half the screen, then create a new file. Krita will immediately crash. However, if you create a new file, then half screen, it works fine. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Hold the windows key 2.Press the left or right arrow key (or click and drag the window to the right or left) 3.Click file 4.New 5.Create 6.Watch it crash Actual Results: It crashes Expected Results: Create a new file
That sounds very strange and I cannot reproduce it. Does that also happen if you disable opengl first?
i cant reproduce it either on windows 7. which version of windows are you using? and i never knew about the windows key + left/right shortcut thanks! seems like a useful shortcut for us artist people.
(In reply to Boudewijn Rempt from comment #1) > That sounds very strange and I cannot reproduce it. Does that also happen if > you disable opengl first? I am sorry, but I do not know how to disable opengl.
(In reply to ninjadamus from comment #2) > i cant reproduce it either on windows 7. which version of windows are you > using? > > and i never knew about the windows key + left/right shortcut thanks! seems > like a useful shortcut for us artist people. I am running windows 8. Also, windows up/down is maximize and restore down, and if you do windows down a second time it minimizes. Unfortunately windows up doesn't open it back up.
You can disable opengl by going to settings/configure krita/display and unchecking the opengl checkbox. I'm afraid I still cannot reproduce it, though.
(In reply to Boudewijn Rempt from comment #5) > You can disable opengl by going to settings/configure krita/display and > unchecking the opengl checkbox. I'm afraid I still cannot reproduce it, > though. I turned off opengl and I can no longer reproduce the crash. i must admit though, it was a pretty weird crash in the first place.
Yes, definitely one of the weirdest I've seen reported since I started working on Krita in 2003...
Maybe this is related to OpenGL rewrited code in 3.0... We have some collection (on this bug tracker) of strange bugs, hard to reproducing in diffrent hardwares than this one which it owns by reporter of the bug. @aquasx1 1) Does it's also exists in Krita v2.9.11 or does it's a regression in v3.0 ? 2) What graphic card do you have in yours computer ? 3) Can you try also reproducing this bug in the newest Krita ?: https://krita.org/item/krita-3-0-release-candidate-1-released/
Upsss... I forgotten to mention: I also can't reproduce this bug on Windows 7 64 bit, Nvidia GeForce G 103M, 4 GB Ram.
(In reply to eliotJ from comment #8) > Maybe this is related to OpenGL rewrited code in 3.0... We have some > collection (on this bug tracker) of strange bugs, hard to reproducing in > diffrent hardwares than this one which it owns by reporter of the bug. > > @aquasx1 > 1) Does it's also exists in Krita v2.9.11 or does it's a regression in v3.0 ? > > 2) What graphic card do you have in yours computer ? > > 3) Can you try also reproducing this bug in the newest Krita ?: > https://krita.org/item/krita-3-0-release-candidate-1-released/ I never occured to me when using v2.9.10, I just installed 2.9.11 to check and it didnt happen either. My graphics card is Nvidia GeForce GTX 960M i also have 16GB of ram Im not sure what has changed between 5 hours ago and now, but when I first opened the newest Krita, it was still crashing every time I try (if OpenGL was on (as mentioned before, turning openGL off fixed this)), but for some reason it only crashes sometimes now independent of whether of not OpenGL is on or off. The same thing is also happening with previous versions of Krita 3.0, independent of OpenGL it only crashes sometimes. I'm messing around with different settings to see if I can re-get the constant crashes, but so far, no luck.
Slight edit. The crashes I'm now experiencing seem to be a different crash which is no longer dependent on whether or now the program is half screen or full screen. I can now open new files while half screen that crash seems to be fixed, ish. However, once a file is open if OpenGL is switched from on to off or off to on, it crashes, while re opened it is on the new setting, but can only be toggled before opening a file for it to not crash.
That issue I fixed yesterday.
@aquasx Thanks for info @Boudewijn Thanks for fix