![]() ![]() I hope this helps someone if the issue comes up again as people install Yosemite in the coming weeks. > lrwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 23 Sep 17 17:38 gs -> /usr/local/bin/gs-noX11 Sure enough, after doing so, I now see this I expect I could have fixed this easily in the Terminal, but I decided to grab MacTeX 2014 that I had on a thumb drive and reinstall Ghostscript to see if that fixed it. > gs was pointing to gs-X11 rather than gs-noX11 as I expected. re-install XQuartz when upgrading your OS X to a new major version. So, I went into /usr/local/bin and found the following This only affects the R.app GUI on Yosemite and doesnt change any of the versions. I tried running FixMacTeX2014.pkg and that didn't fix it. > Since LaTeXiT worked prior to the Yosemite install, I figured that Yosemite was the culprit. > The current configuration of LaTeXiT requires ghostscript to work. > ghostscript not found or does not work as expected Shortly after doing so, I needed to do something in LaTeXiT and I got the following message when I launched it > Earlier this week, after some testing on an external drive, I installed Yosemite DP8 on my main machine. To gs in /usr/local/bin, depending on whether you have X11 or not.īut when you upgrade the system, Apple removes X11, expecting you to get theĪ) Create a new symbolic link in /usr/local/bin, named gs and pointing to OS X Yosemite Version of the macOSoperating system The default desktop of OS X Yosemite Developer Apple Inc. MacTeX installs Ghostscript, it creates a symbolic link from the appropriate binary There are two versions of the Ghostscript binaries, gs-X11 and gs-noX11. Instead, the open source authors now supply it directly, and therefore can provide Apple used to supply X11 with it's system, but no longer does. ![]() People have written me privately as well. Next message (by thread): Yosemite install broke LaTeXiT (and Ghostscript).Previous message (by thread): Yosemite install broke LaTeXiT (and Ghostscript).Yosemite install broke LaTeXiT (and Ghostscript) Richard Koch koch at ![]() Cacher is the code snippet organizer that empowers professional developers. Yosemite install broke LaTeXiT (and Ghostscript) Uninstall XQuartz.app from OSX Yosemite - beginor shared this Cacher snippet. ![]()
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