Hi people, I installed fresh, new KRITA v3.0 onto my new computer, copied some workspaces, installed bundles (from "bundle" subdir from old computer which uses v2.9 and betas 3.0) and... I don't know what to do next. I still got an error message at begin.
How to get rid of a message when Krita starts:

"Following resources have incorrect MD5 checksums. They might be damaged e.g. when downloading.
1.Basic: flat-diagonal
1.Basic: ink
1.Basic: round-hard 2
1.Basic: sketch
2.Bristles: canvas-brush
2.Bristles: hairy
2.Bristles: multistroke-texture
2.Bristles: multistroke2
2.Bristles: rake-random"
.... ....
etc., etc. - the list is long enough.


I cannot find any command to clean up this mess inside running KRITA. Should I find and locate every above 'bad' brush manually???

P.S.
Importing bundles again
(I choose the same method - copy from "c:\Users\mycomputer\AppData\Roaming\krita\bundles\" on old machine, install this data on newer one)

makes the same situation. No time to manually pick and move every brush one by one. btw. I never thought there is the MD5 calculations for brushet needed !
Well, for me it looks like Krita devs didn't predict that anyone would want to transform bundles from one computer to other just by copying whole "bundles" subdir and install from it afterwards.

And... If I have to (re)install my favourite bundles from original websites... could be kinda troublesome as I haven't all original bundles gathered at once.
It is sad there is not one big place to gather ALL Krita's stuff from around the planet.
Or is there such place?

Well, my small investigation lead me to conclude that one of the faulty brush(set) is this one in final Krita v3.0:
"Concecpt art & Illustration"
viewtopic.php?f=274&t=127423

... But what to do netxt? It's kind irritating seeing those MD5-errors statement every time I use Krita. And I wasn't lucky enough to re-pack it personally.

If you want again the concept and illustration bundle again, I repacked by myself, now it's working on krita 3

Yeah, it is perfect now!
The case is closed, fortunately.