Jens,
The process that is left running is called pdftex (not pdflatex), and
its parent process is called Python, whose parent process is Lyx. That
is the sequence of parent to child processes.
In relation to what I inserted into the koma-let2.lyx template file it
was simply a → inserted in MAT
Bob,
I'm not sure I understand the problem, but I'm guessing you inserted a
character like → into the text, while not in math mode. If so, you could try to
circumvent the problem by going to Document > Settings > Fonts and changing the
template's Roman font from "Palatino" to "Default".
I don't
Jens,
It is not happening all the time with the system, but only under a very
specific class file. Having thought about it a bit more after the
initial posting it may be an issue with pdftex itself, or with the
Python script the invokes it (from Lyx).
If you create new file using the koma-lett
On May 14, 2011, at 7:52 PM, Robert Betz wrote:
> Tried uninstalling Lyx 2.0.0 and reinstalled Lyx 1.6.10 and also 1.6.9. All
> doing the same thing (pdftex not closing and using 100% CPU), so it may be my
> system. Doing on two though. The parent process for pdftex is Python, whose
> parent
Tried uninstalling Lyx 2.0.0 and reinstalled Lyx 1.6.10 and also 1.6.9. All
doing the same thing (pdftex not closing and using 100% CPU), so it may be my
system. Doing on two though. The parent process for pdftex is Python, whose
parent in turn is Lyx. When Lyx closes down, Python closes but p
I was wondering if other users have noticed that pdftex continues to run after
one closes down Lyx 2.0.0 on MAC OSX. It consumes 100% of one of the CPUs on
my machine, and I have to do a Forced Quit to stop it. I have tried this on
two different machines, and am getting the same effect. I only
