>Hi, >Hmmm.... ok well tell us if this reappears. And if you can find any >specific reproduction procedure or hint at how to make it fail would >help. But right now, I have no idea. >Regards, > >Jehan
Well, the issues returned today, and I was able to capture them on video: https://vimeo.com/81279958 In the video, you can see me trying to drag layers. As I do so, there is no black line indicating where they will end up when I release the mouse. And when I do release the mouse, nothing happens. Similarly, when I try to drag the Paths tab, it shows it being moved, but there is no indication of where it will land when I release the mouse. And releasing the mouse button just undocks it even though I'm over another tab. And I can't drag it back and dock it. Then I click on a few different tools. The first two clicks work, changing the tools. But subsequent clicks just outline the tool without switching to it. After capturing the video, just before submitting this reply, I noticed that everything was working again. I hadn't even closed GIMP. It was the same session that I used to capture the video of the issues. Dragging layers, reordering tabs, clicking tools, all are working again. I think the inconsistency is the most frustrating thing. I have no idea what's breaking or fixing it. I can't find any pattern to it at all. I mean, it seems environmental, but GIMP is the only program affected. And I use this computer for lots of different things (Lightroom, Movie Studio, Inkscape, Blender, Chrome, gaming, etc.). I appreciate your time, but unless I can identify a pattern or something, this seems like a lost cause. If I ever do determine what breaks or restores functionality, I'll be sure to report back. And if there's anything you'd like me to try, just let me know. -- kzibart (via www.gimpusers.com/forums) _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list List address: gimp-user-list@gnome.org List membership: https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user-list