https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=456801
--- Comment #10 from [email protected] <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Bernd from comment #9) > (In reply to [email protected] from comment #8) > > > > Sorry but it seems to be the only way that has gotten a response. I got fed > > up of the "state" of the post being marked as complete. > > > > Since its been taken out, I have not been able to make any of my videos for > > years. Removing it stopped me dead in my tracks. > > > > So can someone please make it an option. > > > > What is it written in? Can I look at the code for it? or try? > > I am sorry that it stopped you from making videos. Why did it take you so > long to reply to the response from @emohr then? > > [email protected] has done a great job recently going through the list > of bug reports that went stale, and it is more or less thanks to him that > this bug surfaced again. If there is one thing the community can help us > with it's bug triaging, reproducing them on different platforms, testing > them in newer releases, and following up so they don't fall into obscurity. > > I have tested Baltan, Lagfun, and Lightgraffiti, created a MR to add them > back in, and am quite positive that they will be included in the 26.04 > release. It would be a great help if you could test and confirm they are > working as expected once the 26.04 RC is available. I struggle with this interface, its confused, cluttered, contains information that pops up in the middle of what appears to be a thread, have had time away from my computer, been helping in family issues and life in general. I kept making raw video cuts but lived in hope that the effect would be made available. I also had to change OS to a new Win PC from Linux, so all logins were no longer available as well as google sending me in to long repeated verification loops, I gave up, lost the will to live. You could speed things up by asking an LLM trained in coding if it can detect any bugs, possible buggieness... I have been using an LLM to write a audio editor and player program, and it can help in finding bugs. Running a coding LLM locally would ensure that the online versions don't help themselves to your code and hard work. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
