jamovi

I am also now having this issue!!! Jamovi was functioning perfectly for months, and now I cannot open most of the modules due to this error. Any idea which windows update/process specifically is to blame? I have not changed my system in any way since yesterday. No idea in the world why it stopped wo...

Hi, So I have done a little playing around/debugging, and I think there are two issues at heart. 1) When I try to drag variables between "Exogenous models" and "Endogenous Covariates", it defaults to "All interactions" (So basically creates >4000 variables, which crashe...

Hi, Under "Endogenous models", when I try to drag larger numbers (>11) of 'Endoenous Covariates' into "Models for Endogenous vars" Jamovi completely locks up and crashes. Requires task manager to destroy, and I have to restart. As such, variables must be dragged in one at a time ...

Hi, I love Jamovi to pieces. One small suggestion, hopefully easy to implement. Sometimes, Jamovi becomes completely unresponsive. Ctl + Alt + Esc reveals that Jamovi.exe / Electron is consuming ~20% CPU indefinitely, which typically means I have loaded up an analysis which will either take some min...

Thank you Jonothan. In the meantime, is there anything that can be done? I am thinking a .ini hack to expand the default size of the window would already help a lot. Additionally, a .ini hack which hides already installed modules. Now that I think about it, modules could be listed by alphabetical or...

Hello all, I have been using Jamovi for some years now, and love it. Unfortunately, the module manager is becoming entirely unwieldy, as the list of available/installed modules increases. I often spend 2 mins+ searching for a single module in my list, that I would like to uninstall. This is compound...

I concur. I have come here specifically due to this bug Perhaps some form of loading % gauge would be helpful, with an opportunity to interrupt should the analysis be unfeasible? I recently tried to add variables one-by-one, and the load time went from <1 sec to 10 min+ as soon as the variables went...