Tux3

I've read that Checkpoint/Restore in Userspace (CRIU) uses a [parasite shellcode](https://criu.org/Parasite_code) injected via ptrace to [access thread context](https://criu.org/Checkpoint/Restore#Collect_tasks.27_resources_and_dump_them), so clever-ptracing is definitely possible, but you're right that preventing debuggers from...

Clean try to remove triangles that are invisible or don't contribute much, and optimize tries to improve the fitness by swapping or removing triangles. Optimize isn't very effective since the...

Does it still happen without QT_STYLE_OVERRIDE=gtk ? I'm not quite sure why QPainter would fail.

Strange. It looks like your Qt install could be invalid in some way, but I can't really tell right now. I'll try to do some more testing, but I can't...

Thanks for the patch! I'll try to merge it so that it still builds with GCC/Clang on other platforms. This project is not quite abandonned, but I'm not actively working...

Wich version is crashing ? Is there a reliable way to reproduce the crash ? @parkerlreed I will not remove the old algorithm, you can always disable the new features...

Fitness calculation is already paralellized. The problem of rendering is that it's inherently sequential : drawing polygons on top of each other. I'd have to separate the polygons into "piles"...

Yes, but with the new Alsing-ish mutations it's even less parelellizable, polygons seem to hate staying in a small square, there are more large polygons that cover a big part...

It would use more polygons and points than playing with alpha like EvoLisa did, though. E.g. this image uses only 150 polygons.

-o, --output Output file, extension determines format, PNG by default