https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=413444
--- Comment #18 from Boudewijn Rempt <b...@valdyas.org> --- Well, I am certain it is not a bug in Krita or a problem with the builds I make, but a problem on your system. A newer version of Krita, or an older version, won't solve the issue. I think that krita might be loading the wrong plugin library from another version of Krita, maybe because something has messed up the DYLD paths on your mac. That's why I wanted to know in which places there's a kritapsdimport.so on your system. You've attached the actual kritapsdimport.so file, but that's not what I needed to know; ideally, you'd open the terminal and execute the following command: find / -name kritapsdimport.so 1>log 2>/dev/null The output should be the full list of all instances of that file. Please attatch the log file to the bug report. Then it would be a good thing to look at all environment variables: set > env.log And then attach that file as well. Then we might begin to figure out what's up. It would also be useful to login on your mac as a guest or separate user and try to run krita and import a psd file. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
