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Program Name
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The program's name is PrusaSlicer, but for historical reasons the binary is
named prusa-slicer. The desktop file appears under Graphics because cad is not
an available option on some window managers.

Memory limits
=============

The initial setup wizard is known to use more memory than the limits set by the
user's default login class, causing PrusaSlicer to crash with a 'std::bad_alloc'
error. To avoid this, increase datasize memory limits in
/etc/login.conf or make sure your user is in the 'staff' class, and
bump the limits with 'ulimit'. Setting the datasize to 2048M (ulimit -d 2097152)
should be enough when using default options with all standard printers, but you
may need to bump it up even further depending your configuration.

Font issues - Fixed in 2.9.6
============================

Before version 2.9.6, the mechanism for adding text to an object didn't work,
e.g. the "Add Object->Text" or "Add Negative Space->Text" context-menu items.
This release contains a fix for font selection.  If you are upgrading from an
older version and fonts are not loading properly, e.g., the Add...Text item
pop-up neither shows, nor lets you choose, a font name, try deleting
"~/.config/PrusaSlicer/cache/fonts.cereal" and restarting PrusaSlicer.
