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Empty document created on startup handled by Rnote as modified by default while it should be considered as empty and unmodified by default

Sadly this doesn't solve the issue for me, here's my log output: Log output ``` setting unsaved indicator to true from "handle_widget_flags : WidgetFlags { redraw: true, resize: false, refresh_ui:...

Empty document created on startup handled by Rnote as modified by default while it should be considered as empty and unmodified by default

Suddenly the issue is fixed in my main Rnote installation (pacman reports it as version 0.12.0-2). I can't remember updating my system before, so this may have occured due to...

Empty document created on startup handled by Rnote as modified by default while it should be considered as empty and unmodified by default

Here's the log output of my currently functional main install: Log output ``` init function init ALSA lib pcm_dmix.c:1000:(snd_pcm_dmix_open) unable to open slave ALSA lib pcm_dmix.c:1000:(snd_pcm_dmix_open) unable to open slave...

Empty document created on startup handled by Rnote as modified by default while it should be considered as empty and unmodified by default

@Doublonmousse Any progress on the fix?

Empty document created on startup handled by Rnote as modified by default while it should be considered as empty and unmodified by default

Sure, that'd be nice. Thanks!

Empty document created on startup handled by Rnote as modified by default while it should be considered as empty and unmodified by default

Hi, I believe the PKGBUILD is faulty. When trying to compile the package, I get the error ERROR: rnote-fix_1258_unsaved_upon_startup.tar.gz is not a directory.

Empty document created on startup handled by Rnote as modified by default while it should be considered as empty and unmodified by default

After fixing the PKGBUILD error, I was able to compile the package. The error is gone in that version. Something peculiar I noticed: When installing these development packages, they seem...