On Sunday 01 February 2009 14:49:30 rgheck wrote:
> Stefano Franchi wrote:
> > Hi All,
> >
> > I have been experiencing some serious problems with LyX lately, after my
> > upgrade to 1.6.x. This is what happens:
> >
> > 1. I am happily typing away when suddenly there is no ouptu on the screen
> > any longer.
> > 2. However, LyX is  not completely crashed. I can still issue control
> > commands. In particular, I can save my work with Ctrl-S, and quit with
> > Ctrl-Q. 3. The interface, however, is completely unresponsive: the
> > various panes are not updated, scrolling does not work, etc. As expected,
> > if I change to a different workspace and come back, Lyx's windows is not
> > refreshed and becomes blank.
> >
> >
> > As I said, the behavior is not *that* annoying, since no work gets lost.
> > However, it seems rather serious and happens repeatedly.  I have
> > experienced it intermittently for several weeks now---a few times a week
> > on average. But I cannot reproduce it consistently. Is this a known bug?
> > If not, anby suggestion on what I could do in order to pin it down?
> >
> > I am on Linux/Kubuntu (Kde 4.2), running LyX 1.6.1
>
> I have not seen or heard of this bug. You should probably bugzilla it so
> it will get people's attention.
>
> One thing you might do is check `top' when this happens. Is LyX eating CPU?
>
> Do you have the TOC open? Other panes? If so, see if you still get this
> with them closed. Otherwise, no very good ideas.
>
> rh

Hi Richard,

I hadn't thought of checking top---'i'll do it next time it happens. All I can 
say it's not stuck on the disk- and the rest of the system does not seem to be 
affected.

And yes, I do have the TOC list  open---I always keep it open when I write. No 
other panes are open.

I'll file a provisional bug report on bugzilla in the meanwhile.

Cheers,

s.


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