https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=456328
--- Comment #9 from Peter <peter_heidr...@arcor.de> --- (In reply to Alexander Semke from comment #8) > (In reply to Peter from comment #7) > > In deep, I have a Dell notebook, with Dell Optimizer running in the > > background. However, even with the optimizer running in the background, I > > can execute the old pre-2.9.0-official release version. I have a > > labplot2.exe dated 2021-12-20. This LabPlot comes up and runs rather > > instantaneously. With this in mind: is a background task responsible for > > labplot2 2.9 and newer not firing up? > The only thing that comes to mind mind now is the loading of plugins for the > Notebook in Labplot (for Maxima, python, etc.). > There were some changes in the location of plugins and probably also in > their number, but I don't remember the details anymore. > > > > However, I will test version 2.10 again, then without the Dell background > > manager working in the background. I will inform you again. > Yes, please try it out without all that stuff running in the background and > let us know. Thank you. Good morning, what I did: I have another Dell, a PC, in the same network, also up-to-date Windows 10. Even though the dell services are the same as those on my notebook, the LabPlot2 2.10 main windows poped up almost immediately. Because of this experiment, I do not suspect the Dell services to be the reason for the failing on my notebook. The mayor difference I see: the notebook combines a Intel UHD graphics with a NVIDIA Graphics, while the Dell PC only has the NVIDIA Graphics. And still: Labplot2 in version pre-2.9.x (2022-12-20) runs on my notebook but Laplot 2.9 ff. do not. I reported this error because it seems that I am not the only one. Best regards and thank you for your efforts, Peter. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
