https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=399696
--- Comment #4 from Tyson Tan <tyson...@mail.com> --- # About the applet: The applet is xsensors. Its only function is to show the hardware's temperature. It has nothing to do with Krita what so ever. It has 4 tabs inside its interface. That it. It doesn't even have a menu. # Pressing Ignore: I did press Ignore, but new INTERNAL ERROR messagebox just kept popping up. It was in an constant INTERNAL ERROR loop. Only Abort stopped the madness. # P.S. Krita's OpenGL stress I'm using xsensors to investigate my Wacom MSP13 (and other laptops) keeps hard resetting themselves under Linux. I think it is an Intel integrated graphics specific problem because there is no GPU thermal sensor being provided under Linux. The GPU part turbo boosts under stress, overheats itself until it shuts down by hardware safety measures. A peculiar finding: Krita is very good at making the GPU overheating, too good. I was trying this seemingly demanding WebGL2 demo: https://playcanv.as/e/p/44MRmJRU/ which on MSP13 it couldn't even run past 10 FPS under Ultra setting. However, the CPU package temperature rarely went over 60C. On the other hand, a few simple dabs in Krita and it immediately shoots all the way over 70C. If I combine drawing with rotation, panning, zooming, picking color...all these OpenGL actions, MSP13 just kills itself very soon after. Keep in mind this is not only happening on MSP13, but also a number of different laptops I tried Krita on them. Any insight about what is happening here? Anything more I can do to investigate to help, or I should report this as another bug? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
