I tried downgrading python.app to 1.2-py34_2 and it still is broken.  if I 
downgrade from 2.3.0-py34_1--> 2.3.0rc1-py34_0 then everything works 
again.  There is definitiely something that changed from the rc version to 
the release version.... 

On Sunday, September 7, 2014 10:17:39 AM UTC-7, Carlos Córdoba wrote:
>
>  This could be the problematic spot (from your conda update spyder 
> output):
>
> python.app: 1.2-py34_2 → 1.2-py34_3
>
> Try to downgrade to python.app version 1.2-py34_2 to see if that helps. 
> You can also try to downgrade to 2.3.0rc to see if Spyder is the culprit of 
> this problem :-)
>
> El 07/09/14 a las #4, Steve Sell escribió:
>
>   But why did this not happen with 2.3.0rc?  The python build did not 
> change at all when updating.  In fact, I checked in that I updated 
> everything except left spyder at 2.3.0rc and all worked as expected.  Then 
> updating ONLY spyder to 2.3.0 broke it? 
>
>  I will ask on anaconda as well.
>
> On Sunday, September 7, 2014 8:19:05 AM UTC-7, Carlos Córdoba wrote: 
>>
>>  Hi Steve,
>>
>> I think this is happening because Continuum guys are making Python a 
>> framework build, which is needed for the MacOS backend to work correctly.
>>
>> That's all I know. You can have better luck by posting this question in 
>> the Anaconda mailing list.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Carlos
>>
>>  El 06/09/14 a las #4, Steve Sell escribió:
>>  
>> Hello, 
>>
>>  I installed the Anaconda 2.0.1 distribution with python 3.4.1 in it... 
>> all was well and worked as expected.  I noticed that the anaconda 
>> distribution includes 2.3.0rc and now that 2.3.0 is released, I wanted to 
>> update to the released version.  So I did:
>>
>>      conda update spyder
>>  
>> That updates:
>>
>>      ipython:    2.1.0-py34_2    --> 2.2.0-py34_1
>>
>>    python.app: 1.2-py34_2      --> 1.2-py34_3  
>>
>>    pyzmq:      14.3.0-py34_0   --> 14.3.1-py34_0
>>
>>    spyder:     2.3.0rc1-py34_0 --> 2.3.0-py34_1
>>  
>> Now, with the OSX backend (or set to automatic) in Preferences->IPython 
>> Console->Graphics->Backend, when I generate plots, they open in new windows 
>> behind the spyder window and I cannot Cmd-Tab or Cmd-~ to the windows (they 
>> sorta appear as though they are their own app, but there's no dock entry 
>> from them),  The only way to get them to the foreground is to move the 
>> spyder window, then click on the plot window.  Super annoying.
>>
>>  Anyway,  this is brand-new behavior when going from the completely 
>> updated anaconda to the updated spyder 2.3.0 release..  My exact steps were:
>>
>>  1) Download Anaconda3-2.0.1-MacOSX-x86_64 from Continuum
>> 2) Install
>> 3) "conda update conda" this updated the following packages:
>>
>>      conda-3.6.3                |           py34_0         154 KB
>>
>>    python-3.4.1               |                3        18.8 MB
>>
>>    requests-2.4.0             |           py34_0         609 KB
>>
>>    xz-5.0.5                   |                0         132 KB
>>  
>> 4) At this point spyder was still at 2.3.0rc and everything worked as 
>> expected.
>> 5) "conda update spyder" and it updated the packages I mentioned above
>> 6) Now Backend OSX does not work properly.
>>
>>  Is this a bug?  Is there a fix?
>>
>>  Thanks!
>>
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