And it seems to be specific to Linux. I haven't been able to reproduce it in Windows at all.

Just wondering if the OP found a way to fix the problem.

Thanks to you for the quick answer

Neat feature! I'll put it to work right away.

I had posted this in the Linux forum, I repost it here now that I see I have the same issue on Windows: I don't know if this has happened to you but it happened to me a lot. I accidentally click on Auto Populate Synopsis and I lose whatever I had wirtten on the synopsis, without any way to get it ba...

Hi, there. Last week, I submitted my first paid feature article written entirely on Scrivener. I was amazed at how easy it was to organize my notes, then turn them into an article. I created an outline using the cork board and created word targets for every topic I wanted to deal with, as well as a ...

Yes, the workaround works for me also. Weird thing. Yesterday, the menu properly displayed the font correctly and I could change it. Today, after re-opening my project, it says the font is Nimbus Sans L (it is not, I'm using Courier 10 pitch), and I can't change it. But the wokaround deals with it (...

I don't know if this has happened to you but it happened to me a lot. I accidentally click on Auto Populate Synopsis and I lose whatever I had wirtten on the synopsis, without any way to get it back. Maybe it's because the icon looks like a "minimize" icon, maybe because I should stick wit...

Try clicking somewhere else (like another open window) and then back in Scrivener. It works for me, but it is definitely a bug.

I can confirm the same behaviour on 026, you can't change the font. The font selector goes blank whenever you try to, and no change is made.

Is the Linux beta already up? I downloaded again, but it seems to be the same file.

Cool

I hope that the starting time bug has been dealt with. and I'm looking forward for keyword colours in the index cards. That will make my life so much easier.

Thanks for all the hard work!

My humble guess is that whatever is happening with the delay is related to the error message reported here:

viewtopic.php?f=33&t=13911#p99893

Thanks a lot for your insight. Here's what I got: * It would seem that for the Scrivener to work the way it is intended to, it has to be installed in '/usr/local/LiteratureAndLatte'. * The deb file that is going around installs it in '/usr/share/LiteratureAndLatte'. Likewise, if you run it from your...

Ok, I purged the last installation (024), installed 025, and now it's taking up to three minutes for Scrivener to start, just like the OP described.