https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=103408
Marco Roeder <m...@marco-roeder.net> changed:
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--- Comment #7 from Marco Roeder <m...@marco-roeder.net> ---
Alex, you nailed it! It is the color profile that causes the problem.
> 1) Do you connect your MBPro to an external monitor ? If so, what resolution
> is that monitor running at ?
Yes indeed it is connected to an external monitor. It is an LG L227W, connected
via DVI-D
Resolution: 1680x1050
> 2) Try any of the following :
>
> (a) Setting color profile to "Color LCD" (which is default for built-in
> display) or "Generic RGB"
The color profile was set to L227W. When I set it to "Color LCD" oder "Generic
RGB" (I first have to untick "show only matching profiles"), then I can open
the document and work with it normally.
Once I switch back to L227W, the issue is back.
> (b) check whether the option "Automatic graphics switching" is (de)activated
> under Energy Saver in the General System Preferences ? Please also report
> whether toggling this option solves the problem.
This option does not exist on my MacBook Pro. I gather from this article it is
only available at some models.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202043
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