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Yes, saving the profile on the roaster does not load it into the roaster. Either re-load on the roaster or use the 'finger' button in Studio - it's beside the 'Save to roaster' button.

Thanks for the suggestion. We have added this to our backlog. It is definitely something we are keen to do to improve the overall user experience with managing both log and profile files. No promises to how soon we will get it done though!

Currently we only build for AMD. This means it will not run on an ARM platform. So sorry my previous statement is wrong. Technically it is possible to run an emulator, but in practice this is not likely to be a useful solution. The only practical solution is an ARM build, which we do not currently h...

This is not something we have experienced before. Our suggestion is to do a sacrificial roast of 80g using the 'Super dark' profile on 5.9. This should bake it on.

flying_coffee wrote: ↑Tue 07 Jan, 2025 9:32 am Any chance of seeing a version of KS for the Raspberry Pi?

AFAIK it should run on Raspberry Pi, just install snap and then install KS. Did you try this yet?

There are unusual temperature spikes in your logs which cause the thermal dips. This suggests that there may be a fault or there may be a power supply issue. Please contact Kaffelogic customer support for assistance with diagnosis.

From the 'Logs' tab, choose 'Open folder' and delete it there. Studio will then sync with the roaster and the file will be deleted there too. It is possible that the roaster cannot delete the file because it is corrupted. In that case, follow the instructions on this wiki page.

Angela wrote: ↑Thu 02 Jan, 2025 12:57 am And trying to close studio from top right corner X gives...
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This behaviour cannot be replicated in our Ubuntu test environment. Unfortunately we cannot test in all flavours of Linux. Are there other Fedora users experiencing the same issue?

Angela wrote: ↑Thu 02 Jan, 2025 12:57 am Kaffelogic Studio still producing errors.

and will continue to do so. Continuous development means new bugs. Thanks for reporting this 'PyDeadObjectError'. It has been resolved and the fix will be part of the next release of Studio.

Angela wrote: ↑Mon 30 Dec, 2024 1:39 am 5 years of development and I am still seeing the same, same-old.

Yes, and you will continue to do so. Those are informational messages visible in the Linux terminal. Despite the scary wording they do not require action.