Main and timeline toolbars are missing
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System Details
- OpenShot Version: 3.3.0
- libopenshot Version: 0.4.0
- Platform: Windows-11
- Processor: Intel64 Family 6 Model 170 Stepping 4, GenuineIntel
- Machine: Lenovo Thinkpad P6
- Python version: 3.8.9
- Qt5 version: 5.15.2
- PyQt5 version: 5.15.4
- Qt Detected Languages: ['en-GB', 'en-US']
- LANG Environment Variable:
- LOCALE Environment Variable:
- Daily Build: Not able to verify issue still exists in daily build
Log Files
- openshot-qt.log (40 KB)
- libopenshot.log (10 KB)
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Click on View | Views | Simple view. If this does not fix the issue then try this:
- Close OpenSHot.
- make a backup of c:\users\username.openshot_qt folder.
- delete c:\users\username.openshot_qt folder.
- start OpenShot. this should fix the issue.
For me (Win7-64) both toolbars are still missing (v. 3.3.0 and also today's daily build). Moreover changing the view from simple to expert and back... no effect.
However in v. 3.2.1... everything is fine again.
==> Must be something about qt's icon resources...
Hello @nji9nji9
Win 7 is going to be tough to support. Time to upgrade to at least Win 10 if not Win 11. Not sure if the lead developer has the capacity to support Win 7/8. This is a very small project and heavily dependent on volunteers.
Hi!
Win 7 is going to be tough to support. Time to upgrade to at least Win 10 if not Win 11. Not sure if the lead developer has the capacity to support Win 7/8.
Well... Win7 is supported: https://www.openshot.org/en/download/
Moreover I would bid you not ask me to... "time to upgrade". That is OT. (I don't ask you to downgrade from anything of malicious Win8+ :)
Back to the topic: TO uses Win11, and hasn't conformed your workaround helps. Moreover it isn't anything of an explanation or solution of the matter.
Actually I'm pretty sure that the effect doesn't have to do anything with Win7 in this case. As missing/ wrong qt icons have been the cause in another (larger) open source project I was participating.
Yes, I see that on the web site. However, when problems do come up, it is the lack of capacity to debug older versions.
Since I don't have a Win 7 environment to test, my suggestion would be to upgrade QT on your Win 7 and see if that helps with v3.3.0+
@Colorjet3: Updating on Qt is no option, as Qt is a part of OpenShot already.
Additional info: Installing Nov. 1st's daily build (without de-installing v.3.2.1) keeps the icons.