Since you are comfortable with running from python source, did you happen to already have python or C++ Qt already on your system? I have had a couple reports before about system-wide Qt environment variables sometimes upsetting hydrus's private Qt. Default sort order and more sort by: namespace are found in file -> options -> sort/collect. They do nothing except change in what order Hydrus presents the currently searched files to you.

Most of the options are self-explanatory. It might be due to the hard drive being nearly full but I have cleared the hard drive and there is now plenty of space available. Tags and files can be anonymously shared through custom servers that any. It organises your files into an internal database and browses them with tags instead of folders, a little like a booru on your desktop. If this works for you, that narrows down the problem. At the top-left of most pages theres a sort by: dropdown menu. My Hydrus Network Imports (which worked OK before) are now repeatedly showing as Paused and I dont know how to Un-pause them. The hydrus network client is a desktop application written for Anonymous and other internet enthusiasts with large media collections. Does it boot? Does it give you a different error? Different versions of pyinstaller work better or worse for certain unusual situations, such as running the program with a symlink. However, here is a different build, using an older version of Please try extracting and running that on your desktop or similar.

There is supposed to now be a 'windowed' dialog hook to display the debug traceback, but I am only getting problems through it. I believe this is ultimately because of Qt wanting to be a non-console (windowed) program, and the debug normally working with console output. Two debug modes fail to build, and another appeared to go ok, but then does not boot the exe correctly.

Hmm, yeah, I did not have luck building different kinds of debug build for the client.

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