Software Update: Krita 3.1.4

Version 3.1.4 of Krita has been released. Krita is a program for editing and creating digital drawings, and can handle both bitmap and vector graphics. The program is part of Calligra Suite and is developed by the KDE team, but also works fine under Gnome or XFCE. In addition, there are downloads for Windows and macOS. In version 3.1, support for macOS is complete and animations can be saved as gif, mp4, mkv or ogg. The changelog for this release mainly shows bug fixes.

Krita 3.1.4 released!
Today we’re releasing Krita 3.1.4. This strictly a bug-fix release, but everyone is encouraged to update.

• Fix a crash when trying to play an animation when OpenGL is disabled in Krita
• Fix rendering animation frames if the directory you’re trying to render to doesn’t exist
• Don’t open the tablet/screen resolution conflict dialog multiple times
• Don’t scale down previews that are too small in the transform tool: this fixes a rare crash with the transform tool
• Don’t crash when trying to close the last view on the last document while the document is modified.
• Fix a crash when cycling quickly through layers that have a color tag
• Fix loading some Gimp 2.9 files: note that Gimp 2.9’s file format is not officially supported in Krita
• Fully remove the macro recorder plugin: in 3.1.4, only the menu entries had stayed around.
• Make it impossible to hide the template selector in the new image dialog; hiding the template selector would also hide the cancel button in the dialog.