Setting the -verbose flag adds it to the startup flags and if you *save* the settings the flag is saved as well. Open the Startup preferences and remove the flag.
I opened an issue on Github about changing the behavior of the startup flags like this.
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I started Pd with the verbose flag via the terminal, and since then it just launches in verbose mode, even if I don't use the flag, or if I launch it via its launcher icon.
Why is this happening?
I'm on Ubuntustudio 17.10 and Pd-0.48-0.
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