Josef Heinen

There s no need to use PNGs in QML/GR environments. You can directly draw into the widget provided by Qt, which is much faster. GR example: https://github.com/jheinen/GR.jl/blob/master/examples/qml_ex.jl Plots + GR...

See here: https://twitter.com/josef_heinen/status/812324559517052928

We have to fix this in our CI environment or provide a method which would allow the user to build such extensions, e.g. the Qt5 plugin. You are using Ubuntu,...

Are you using Ubuntu, Hombrew or the official qt.io Qt5 ?

In the meantime, you can use native GR/Qt graphics with QML, as shown in [this](https://github.com/jheinen/GR.jl/blob/master/examples/qml_ex.jl) GR example.  So, there is no need for PNGs or SVGs to display...

Could you please try to split the two `@show` commands and the `scatter` command into two different cells? Could you provide the SVG or PNG file (whatever you selected for...

Do you have a chance to test it with a different browser?

Could you please try to install GR in a fresh environment and compare the installed version(s) with your current environment?

That's strange. Which Linux platform are you using (`versioninfo()`)? Did you try to install **only** `GR` in a fresh environment (`] add GR`)? Could you try: `JULIA_DEBUG=GR julia ...` ?...

Interestingly, we also get the error message about the missing Wayland plugin on an Arch Linux and a Debian system (with Xwayland servers), but the plot is displayed correctly in...