> On 19 Dec 2018, at 23:49, Toby Thurston <thurs...@eml.cc> wrote: > > I'm not sure if this is a bug, but I see that some years ago others have > reported odd behaviour with Skim on a second monitor. > > I have an external screen attached to the display port on of my macbook pro. > > I use Skim to view PDFs as I'm creating them with TeX. I have Skim set to > auto update. > > If the Skim window is on the macbook screen, it all works normally (as it has > done for years). > But if I put Skim on the external monitor, I get one update, then all > subsequent updates are ignored, and I have to go and click "Revert" in the > Skim menus to force a change. > > I first noticed this on High Sierra when 1.4.38 came out. > I've recently upgraded to Mojave but the behaviour is the same. I don't > think I saw this behaviour on 1.4.37 but I only used that for a couple of > days before upgrading to 1.4.38 for the scroll to page 1 bug fix. I am quite > sure I did not see this behaviour on 1.4.36. > > Any clues about what might be causing this? My work around is to move my > editor to the big screen and keep skim on the macbook screen, but I'd like to > have it the other way. > > Thanks > Toby Thurston
I have no idea. I don’t see how the display could affect the updating, as the update checking is not related to display. Christiaan
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