[Mac OS X TeX] TeXShop crashing OS X

[Travis Beals]

Hmm, I had something similar happen today.  I had been using TexShop 
earlier in the day, then had put my PowerBook to sleep. I woke it up, 
TexShop was in the foreground, hid TexShop, and popped in a DVD.  DVD 
player hung, and would not respond to force-quit.  I tried using 
terminal to kill it from the shell, but terminal and then my entire 
system froze (complete freeze, cursor didn't move, etc.).  This is on a 
new PBG4 running 10.1.2.  I didn't have classic running.  Kind of 
embarrassing, as I was trying to show off OS X to somebody.

On Friday, January 4, 2002, at 04:16 PM, Greg Starr wrote:

> Pretty much the same thing happened to me yesterday on my brand-new 
> PowerBook G4 running 10.1.2.
>
> 	--greg
>
> On Friday, January 4, 2002, at 09:42 AM, John Vokey wrote:
>
>> The following has happened twice to me in one day:
>>
>> Fresh install of OS X 10.1.2 and fresh install of the latest version of
>> TeXShop on a Cube with .75 gig of RAM.  No other apps running but 
>> Classic
>> (9.2.2) is active.  Launch TexShop, compile a LaTeX file, and a pdf 
>> window
>> of that file is produced.  Nice.  Click on the source window to bring 
>> to the
>> front; window moves to the front, disappears momentarily, reappears and
>> brings the whole OS to a grinding halt: mouse frozen, even force-quit 
>> wont
>> work.  A complete re-boot is required.  Local gremlins (seems 
>> unlikely, give
>> the clean install), or something wonky with TexShop?
>> --
>> ...when two opposite points of view are expressed with equal 
>> intensity, the
>> truth does not necessarily lie exactly halfway between them. It is 
>> possible
>> for one side to be simply wrong.  -- Richard Dawkins
>>
>> John R. Vokey, Ph.D.
>> Professor
>> Department of Psychology and Neuroscience
>> University of Lethbridge
>>
>>
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