Wellington Wallace

>The icons overall and their arrows are small and that does not help to express their meaning. And for some reason it does not align horizontally to form a straight...

And at least for me another side effect of the small curved arrow size is that the horizontal icon in the global bypass button makes me think about an eye...

>Using dev-libs/libfmt-11.0.2 Here on Arch Linux I have fmt `11.1.4` and clang `19.1.7`. So I can' test right now how things are on clang 20. In any case it feels...

Now I see that our automated github build for clang is also failing. But with a different error https://github.com/wwmm/easyeffects/actions/runs/14653782076/job/41125065544... ``` FAILED: src/easyeffects.p/convolver_menu_combine.cpp.o clang++-19 -Isrc/easyeffects.p -Isrc -I../easyeffects-7.2.3/src -I../easyeffects-7.2.3/include -I. -I../easyeffects-7.2.3 -Idata...

>If you take a close look at the build arguments, it is already using the workaround (-DENABLE_LIBCPP_WORKAROUNDS=1) - so the #define is insufficient. Strange. It is enough to fix that...

The ideal solution would be to somehow make the parallel version of the c++ standard library calls available when compiling on clang. The combination of impulse response files can be...

>My lazy patch for now. This is not a fix. Although it is not a fix I do not see a problem in having this in our sources.

I've updated our master branch replacing `&&` by `||`

This probably can be closed

I did not notice anything unusual in the logs. @ParticleMon try to see if in the output of `sudo journalctl` there is anything related to the crash. Like a `killed`...