| This works for me- I think - I have to physically put the file location in the graphic insert box and not use browse and it gets the graphics file now. On screen looks fuzzy but formats perfectly in pdf. I upgraded to Ventura at the same time as upgrading to 2.3.7 which was dumb but this looks more like a file location recognition issue now to me. Thanks so much for your help - it’s not solved but a work around exists which is an enormous relief- Thanks! This surely must be a Lyx issue … with Ventura. I had to upgrade to Ventura for other reasons related to Dropbox. Thanks again Mark
The more you know, the more you realise how little you know On 21 Jan 2023, at 21:02, Christopher Menzel <chris.men...@gmail.com> wrote:
Udi wrote: I think this bug is already reported here, it seems that you can
enter the Unix file path into the "File:" field manually.
It's not a perfect solution, but it might solve your problem in the meantime.
Can confirm.
This definitely appears to be a Ventura thing. I can’t insert graphics on my 2021 MacBook Pro using either 2.3.6.2 or 2.3.7 but both versions work just fine on my old iMac under Big Sur. You can mitigate the pain of the kludgy workaround a little bit by locating your desired graphic in the Finder, right clicking and selecting “Get Info”. This will bring up an info window that contains the full Unix path to the containing directory that you can copy and paste into the “file:” field in the LyX pop-up for inserting graphics. You’ll still have to type in the file name, but the process is still easier than typing in the whole path, especially if you use cloud storage, which buries your files pretty deeply under your home directory.
Alternatively, run LyX under Linux in a Parallels VM — it’s quite a bit faster than the MacOS universal binary and doesn’t suffer from this bug.
-chris
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