Created attachment 149086 [details] Text that Krita advised to paste SUMMARY I was trying to make a new file with Krita on Flathub, which is version 5.0.2, but the canvas didn't appear. I then tried opening an exisisting file, but that resulted in the same thing happening. I could move the docks, but they appeared to updated only when I closed and re-opened Krita. I could also select tools and open menus, but they weren't much help as I couldn't see the canvas. I tried doing the same on the newest version, 5.0.6, which resulted in a crash. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Make a new file or open an existing one 2. Crash OBSERVED RESULT Krita Crashes EXPECTED RESULT Krita does not crash SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Krita: 5.0.6 OS: Fedora Linux 36 Workstation edition Kernel: 5.17.8-300.fc36.x86_64
So, you're not, actually, using the appimage?
(In reply to Halla Rempt from comment #1) > So, you're not, actually, using the appimage? I am using the appimage. I saw that the documentation on reporting bugs advices to try replicating the bug on the latest version of Krita, which I did, and it resulted in Krita crashing! My apologies for the confusion.
That's pretty strange, since we've got a bunch of reports about crashes recently that center on the file dialog that are all about platform integration -- which the appimage doesn't support. You also mention flathub?
(In reply to Halla Rempt from comment #3) > That's pretty strange, since we've got a bunch of reports about crashes > recently that center on the file dialog that are all about platform > integration -- which the appimage doesn't support. You also mention flathub? I did mention flathub, yes. I apologise if I was not clear enough on this, but before I downloaded the newest appimage of Krita to test if my issue was present on the newest version, I had Krita already downloaded from flathub. It was working just fine before, but when I tried making a new file with it today, it didn't work as I was expecting it to. When I make a new file or open an existing one with the version on flathub, the welcome screen is still there. I can still resize docks and use the menus, like file, layers and the settings menu, but I could not see the canvas. That's when I tried the newest version, which I downloaded from the Krita website, and it simply crashes when I make or open a file. I wonder if this happened because I upgraded from Fedora 35 to Fedora 36? That's about the only thing I remember changing from the last time I tried Krita.
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This is probably just another case of NVIDIA driver and/or (x)wayland striking again, like bug 454750 and bug 452880...
Hi, mjarvihaavisto! The problem looks like an NVIDIA driver update issue. The reporter of the other bug 452880 said that the problem has been solved for him/her by updating driver to "nvidia prime". Could you also try that? The source link: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=452880#c10
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