https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=501561
--- Comment #7 from schreibemirh...@gmail.com --- (In reply to Halla Rempt from comment #6) > Thanks, I managed to reconstruct the file, but it seems to load fine for me. > No messages on the terminal, no excessive memory usage. Could it be an issue > with the version of the jpeg-xl library that Arch provides? Could you also > check with the 5.2.9 appimage? You are faster than me replying, heh. Anyways, I will quickly attach what I have written in the meantime and then reboot and try fresh on standard Arch kernel with krita and krita appimage. Regarding libjxl: maybe, I don't use the git version of it but the one in standard Arch repos. Noting that, looks like I'm on 0.11.1-1 there while there is actually a 0.11.1-3 since March the 19th... Just 1:1 the response I typed without anything added afterwards: (In reply to Halla Rempt from comment #2) > Please attach the actual jxl file; If I convert the mkv file to jxl with > imagemagick's convert tool, the resulting file cannot be opened. Thanks for the reply. I just woke up my system from suspend and tried to open again. This time it worked without OOM; it grows for a bit and stops right below "tiny" 8 GiB. It really is tiny RAM usage compared to some JXL's with 8k canvas size and 200+ layers that only contain screenshots of all open windows I have but then take 65 GiB of RAM in krita... but with those I did not get any OOM, let alone within seconds! Even tried on the same day as with this file when I had the issue. Back then I tried it more than three time and had the issue every single time, after reboot and with standard Arch kernel even. This file here only shows one layer in krita but it looks like that this is to be expected since the image has frames with duration (can be checked by jxlinfo). Well, I did install a few new packages in the meantime and filtering out those standalone programs I think those might be some that might be worth to note. Well, libx11 is at least a dependency of krita and there appears to be some way to script with python in krita: libx11 1.8.11-1 to 1.8.12-1 mesa 1:24.3.4-1 to 1:25.0.2-2 python-numpy 2.2.3-1 to 2.2.4-1 python-parse 1.20.2-2 (new) python-partse-type 0.6.2-5 (new) I can give the full list of (updated) packages — I keep track of them on a private repo or can try out more if wanted. Was actually on my way to leave my place for a bit but then saw the reply. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
