Phil Marsh

Sorry, I should have said this is using the latest version from GitHub

I edited in a note above to say that all seemed the same on the 64-bit OS. The 32-bit install was an accident because it's what's on the Pi branded SD cards. I carried on as a dry run to check my install scripts. About Debian versions. It may be worth mentioning that the Pi OS lags a few months behind Debian on stepping the version status. So Bookworm is 'stable' although Debian has moved on to Trixie. In addition the Pi documentation notes that unlike Debian the Pi 'stable' version is not really...

It's the same on 64-bit. There have always been errors, mainly gtk, on startup running from source on the Pi with some differences between Wayland and X11. I haven't bothered reporting them as nothing important wasn't working and I guessed it might be best to investigate them on a Pi so a maintainer could generate them themselves. I'll add a note about 64-bit to the discussion.

Crash with empty Recent Files list (Raspberry Pi Bookworm)

Bookworm is 12, Bullseye is 11. I think numbers with their built-in sort order are easier! I posted to the Facebook discussion but I think it is held in pending because I'm a new group member and did a a couple of edits.

You have Bookworm and Bullseye the wrong way round. I think numbers with their built-in sort order are easier! I posted to the Facebook discussion but I think it is held in pending because I'm a new group member and did a a couple of edits.

11 is Bullseye, 12 Bookworm (I see python 3.11.2,), 13 Trixie I think numbers with their built-in sort order are easier! I posted to the Facebook discussion but I think it is held in pending because I'm a new group member and did a a couple of edits.

11 is Bullseye, 12 Bookworm (I see python 3.11.2,), 13 Trixie I think numbers with their built-in sort order are easier! I posted to the Facebook discussion but I think it is held in pending because I'm a new member and did a a couple of edits.