AffanIndo · December 12, 2017 13:59
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 * Now talking on #krita
 * Topic for #krita is: repo: https://phabricator.kde.org/source/krita/. Unstable branch: master. Stable branch: krita/3.3 |  Current stable release: 3.3.2 | Please wait around after asking a question | off-topic chat: ##krita-chat | This is not a company support channel, it's a chat channel for developers and users of Krita
 * Topic for #krita set by [email protected] at Fri Nov  3 16:08:25 2017
 <SaberArthur> hello, my xorg crash when I use krita, it never happened before, how to fix this?
 <SaberArthur> is there any log I should attach?
 <SaberArthur> https://pasteboard.co/GXS67KS.png
 <SaberArthur> Xorg.0.log https://hastebin.com/raw/inalaxukol
 <SaberArthur> dunno if this is relevant but here is syslog https://hastebin.com/raw/rizocibuho
 <boud> SaberArthur: which version of Krita is that?
 <SaberArthur> 3.3.1
 <@boud> appimage, krita lime ppa or snap?
 <SaberArthur> snap
 <@boud> hm
 <@boud> I see this line: 
 <@boud> Dec 12 20:22:19 affan kernel: [12330.045397] krita[21021]: segfault at 18 ip 00007f28929e2730 sp 00007ffc690e7b18 error 4 in libxcb.so.1.1.0[7f28929d4000+21000]
 <@boud> probably something else has broken in ubuntu's snap support :-(
 <@boud> best use an appimage -- I really have to kill the snap, I cannot manage to maintain it, and I get more an more reports about problems.
 <SaberArthur> that's sad :/ so it is really the snap fault?
 <@boud> yes -- I guess I should update the recipe that creates the snap one way or another, but i haven't got the knowledge
 <@boud> the recipe was contributed by one of the people who were working on snap, but have been reassigned
 <@boud> I guess ubuntu doesn't believe in snap a lot anymore, after dropping their focus on mobile and the desktop
 <SaberArthur> that's sad. I really love snap
 <SaberArthur> so how about the ppa? why appimage is better?
 <@boud> unless I find someone to maintain the recipe, it's not going to improve :-(
 <SaberArthur> :((
 <@boud> I think that the ppa isn't available for 16.04, but I might be wrong
 <Wolthera_laptop> it isn't
 <Wolthera_laptop> due either vc or qt.
 <SaberArthur> so my best solution is appimage then?
 <@boud> yes
 <SaberArthur> allright, thank you :)
	* Now talking on #krita
	* Topic for #krita is: repo: https://phabricator.kde.org/source/krita/. Unstable branch: master. Stable branch: krita/3.3 \| Current stable release: 3.3.2 \| Please wait around after asking a question \| off-topic chat: ##krita-chat \| This is not a company support channel, it's a chat channel for developers and users of Krita
	* Topic for #krita set by [email protected] at Fri Nov 3 16:08:25 2017
	<SaberArthur> hello, my xorg crash when I use krita, it never happened before, how to fix this?
	<SaberArthur> is there any log I should attach?
	<SaberArthur> https://pasteboard.co/GXS67KS.png
	<SaberArthur> Xorg.0.log https://hastebin.com/raw/inalaxukol
	<SaberArthur> dunno if this is relevant but here is syslog https://hastebin.com/raw/rizocibuho
	<boud> SaberArthur: which version of Krita is that?
	<SaberArthur> 3.3.1
	<@boud> appimage, krita lime ppa or snap?
	<SaberArthur> snap
	<@boud> hm
	<@boud> I see this line:
	<@boud> Dec 12 20:22:19 affan kernel: [12330.045397] krita[21021]: segfault at 18 ip 00007f28929e2730 sp 00007ffc690e7b18 error 4 in libxcb.so.1.1.0[7f28929d4000+21000]
	<@boud> probably something else has broken in ubuntu's snap support :-(
	<@boud> best use an appimage -- I really have to kill the snap, I cannot manage to maintain it, and I get more an more reports about problems.
	<SaberArthur> that's sad :/ so it is really the snap fault?
	<@boud> yes -- I guess I should update the recipe that creates the snap one way or another, but i haven't got the knowledge
	<@boud> the recipe was contributed by one of the people who were working on snap, but have been reassigned
	<@boud> I guess ubuntu doesn't believe in snap a lot anymore, after dropping their focus on mobile and the desktop
	<SaberArthur> that's sad. I really love snap
	<SaberArthur> so how about the ppa? why appimage is better?
	<@boud> unless I find someone to maintain the recipe, it's not going to improve :-(
	<SaberArthur> :((
	<@boud> I think that the ppa isn't available for 16.04, but I might be wrong
	<Wolthera_laptop> it isn't
	<Wolthera_laptop> due either vc or qt.
	<SaberArthur> so my best solution is appimage then?
	<@boud> yes
	<SaberArthur> allright, thank you :)