Alexey Dokuchaev

Same problem affects FreeBSD. No need to pollute global `CFLAGS`; just pass `APR_LOC="/include/apr-1"` via environment when running `./configure` script.

I guess this issue is not longer relevant as recent versions of apib no longer use Apache Portable Runtime or GNU configure.

Returning `uint64_t` from these functions looks bogus in the first place, CPU count and speed are naturally not *that* huge and would hardly ever overflow even a `short int`. :-)

Thank you, I can confirm that mixed CJK/Latin text, including file names, is displayed correctly now. Apparently fixed with commit 253a6b1 (for the record).

> I recently raised the minimum supported Qt from 5.6 to 5.12, which allows still supporting macOS 10.12, Ubuntu 16.04 (in theory) and Windows 7 This is the right thing...

> I know the Jessie / XCFE VM I've got here quits OK Same here with the latest version 1.7.2.0 on FreeBSD and IceWM (quits OK). It doesn't quit gracefully...

Tripped on this today as well; had to add symlink in `$HOME` which points to `shaders` directory of system-wide appleseed installation as a quick'n'dirty fix. I see this `Application::initialize_resource_search_paths()` method...

Python 3 bindings do not build for me unless I apply [this patch](https://github.com/appleseedhq/appleseed/files/6100741/p3.diff.txt) first. > we don't really use Python in studio I don't think it is worth it to...

> I am trying to get this packaged for Gentoo and we have actively removed a lot of python2 and are soon going to remove it from the OS, so...

> i took a short look and did not see anything that might cause it Just to clarify this a bit: you believe that only `-I/usr/local/include/gphoto2` should be returned? >...