SUMMARY If you have "save session" enabled and the file you're working on is deleted when Krita is closed, Krita will freeze when it is next opened. If a user doesn't know to fix this by manually removing the view in the .ksn sessions file, they won't be able to use Krita at all. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Enable "save session when krita closes" in configs if it's not already. 2. Save a file then close Krita 3. Delete the .kra file on your OS 4. Open Krita - it's unresponsive SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Linux: Xubuntu 20.04 KDE Plasma Version: ? KDE Frameworks Version: 5 Qt Version: 5.12.12
I cannot reproduce this. When I enable "restore last session" and "save session on close", create and save a file, close Krita, remove the file and reopen Krita, I get a "bla.kra doesn't exist" and Krita is normally responsive.
(In reply to Halla Rempt from comment #1) > I cannot reproduce this. When I enable "restore last session" and "save > session on close", create and save a file, close Krita, remove the file and > reopen Krita, I get a "bla.kra doesn't exist" and Krita is normally > responsive. Sorry, I have actually just realised I had my extra monitor turned off and that pop up would've appeared on it. I have a set up where the desktop stays extended to the second monitor even when it's turned off. I checked with the second monitor turned on and I saw the pop up. This can be closed.