[OS X TeX] Texmaker vs. TexShop

[William Adams]

TeXshop probably uses OpenGL indirectly 'cause of the Quartz graphics
processing which it does using transparency.

Which is why I'd liefer have Display PostScript than Quartz.

William

(who is dating himself again)

On Mon, Nov 9, 2015 at 1:48 PM, Jutta Wrage <jw at witch.westfalen.de> wrote:

>
> Am 09.11.2015 um 17:00 schrieb Richard Koch:
>
> > TeXShop most definitely does not use OpenGL.
>
> It does. At least analysing the TexShop shows it.
>
> And it is this and not tex itself heating up the notebook extremely when
> using TexShop. With Texmaker running there are no temperature problems at
> all.
>
> There are several graphic cards having issues with OpenGL. This isn't a
> hidden secret. Else Apple would not have replaced my board for free. And,
> of course: the problem is not limited to Macbooks and IMacs. The time my
> other computer died PC users have had same problems with dying graphic
> cards very often, when running OpenGL applications.
>
> And as TexShop is no graphic program, I cannot see any reason to use
> OpenGL (which is for fast enhanced graphics). Despite that: OpenGL
> increases power consumption a lot.
>
> It's a pity as TexShop on the other hand is very nice to use and the
> internal pdf viewer sends files correctly to the printer, while the
> internal viewer of texmaker  prints letters with totally wrong size and
> printing margins. At least using preview solves the problem with texmaker's
> viewer and printing.
>
> Jutta
>
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