I have also had problems with Yosemite and Latex. Besides frequent crashes upon typesetting, I also found the following bug: If I invoke Zoom, either with a key command or by clicking on the green button in the upper left corner of a window, Mission Control awakens and moves the window onto a different level. The menu bar disappears, too. I disabled Mission Control ages ago, and never use it. I disabled it again via the terminal after installing Yosemite. But this "ghost" connection remains. I can enlarge a window by manually dragging a corner without encountering this bug.
Jenny
Jenny Harrison-2 wrote
I have also had problems with Yosemite and Latex. Besides frequent crashes upon typesetting, I also found the following bug: If I invoke Zoom, either with a key command or by clicking on the green button in the upper left corner of a window, Mission Control awakens and moves the window onto a different level. The menu bar disappears, too. I disabled Mission Control ages ago, and never use it. I disabled it again via the terminal after installing Yosemite. But this "ghost" connection remains. I can enlarge a window by manually dragging a corner without encountering this bug.
Jenny
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Hi Jenny,
the bug you mentioned is the new default behaviour for the “zoom” button in Yosemite. Instead of maximizing the window, the button now takes the window into full screen mode. You can hold the option key (⌥) while pressing the button to temporarily revert to the old behaviour ( Source http://www.macprovideo.com/hub/mac-osx/5-head-scratching-features-in-os-x-yosemite ).
Kind regards, René
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