itarc The kritarc file is the configuration file. Krita does not store settings in the Windows registry. Resetting Krita configuration You can reset the Krita configuration in one of the following ways: have Krita deps built using Krita’s build scripts and you want to modify Qt and push a fix into the registry. 1. Make a commit in QtBase submodule When using submodules, the submodule folder is in “detached”

itarc The kritarc file is the configuration file. Krita does not store settings in the Windows registry. Resetting Krita configuration You can reset the Krita configuration in one of the following ways: have Krita deps built using Krita’s build scripts and you want to modify Qt and push a fix into the registry. 1. Make a commit in QtBase submodule When using submodules, the submodule folder is in “detached”

have Krita deps built using Krita’s build scripts and you want to modify Qt and push a fix into the registry. 1. Make a commit in QtBase submodule When using submodules, the submodule folder is in “detached”

have Krita deps built using Kritaʼs build scripts and you want to modify Qt and push a fix into the registry. 1. Make a commit in QtBase submodule When using submodules, the submodule folder is in “detached”

have Krita deps built using Krita’s build scripts and you want to modify Qt and push a fix into the registry. 1. Make a commit in QtBase submodule When using submodules, the submodule folder is in “detached”

have Krita deps built using Krita’s build scripts and you want to modify Qt and push a fix into the registry. 1. Make a commit in QtBase submodule When using submodules, the submodule folder is in “detached”

have Krita deps built using Krita's build scripts and you want to modify Qt and push a fix into the registry. 1. Make a commit in QtBase submodule When using submodules, the submodule folder is in "detached"