(2016-09-03, 20:52)Travis Cobbs Wrote: If you're going to use 3rd-party libraries, you usually need to update your code to be compatible with changes when new versions of the libraries break your existing code. That sucks, but it's the way things are.
Yes I know :)
I caught up on some sleep, did a little more testing and it turned out that there was no fatal library problem...
I just had an issue with Ubuntu Linux one day*... then I did a test under KaOS Linux and the issue was gone.
* a crash, caused by deprecated GLX library calls which were out of scope of LDPE and SWT.