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you should try it with flatpak on a distro that old. Old distros are fine for servers but I would never use something that old as a desktop.
by stjohnswarts 4y ago
you should try it with flatpak on a distro that old. Old distros are fine for servers but I would never use something that old as a desktop.
- the_af 4y agosigh Why? Krita never worked right, even in macOS latest or in Ubuntu 18.04 when it was new. My Ubuntu 18.04 is extremely stable, nothing else crashes (not regularly anyway, there's no OS in the world where apps won't occassionally crash). And I game with Steam on it and use it for mostly everything, and it's an extremely stable, pleasant environment. Finally, there's a complete logical disconnect here: OSes don't magically become unstable as they age. That's magical thinking. If anything, newer, less proven versions are more likely to be unstable. And finally finally, other people in this thread are complaining about Krita's instability, so I'm not an outlier. Please, address what I actually wrote. Thanks.
- uneekname 4y agoI think that maybe the previous poster was trying to say that recent versions of Krita are more stable, i.e. they crash less often. This has been my experience. Should you try Krita again, I recommend installing a recent release (5+), even if it's not yet available through Ubuntu's official packages yet. Hopefully you'll have a more pleasant experience!