Daniel Balague

No problem!

Thank you! I'll make sure to follow it

Would you mind sharing, somehow, a bug tracker or mention it somewhere so that I (or we) can know when it is resolved? Thanks again!

That explains why in the recovery process the slide I was editing disappeared. I confirm that I can reproduce the bug with your test case. Thank you a lot for working on this!

Yay! I have not tried it on Windows, but it happens both on Mac and Linux. Let me know if you need further information.

Thank you for your help with the issue and for being so willing to help. With regard to your questions, - I do not save the presentation. - Any random characters do it (you will see that in the history) To reproduce the crash, in my machine, I just need to open the presentation attached, copy the image from the first slide to the second, edit the copied image (which overlaps with the existing one in the second slide) by changing the text. I copy-paste the image with the keyboard shortcuts, and then...

It seems that resetting the profile solved the issue on my Mac and the Raspberry Pi for the case I described. However, after performing a few more tests, resetting the profile is irrelevant as the error persists. The way to reproduce it is the following: Reset LibreOffice to factory settings for both settings, interface, and user profile Reinstall TexMaths Create a blank presentation and erase the text boxes as in my first post Create LaTeX text using TexMaths with the settings described in my first...

It seems that resetting the profile solved the issue on my Mac and the Raspberry Pi for the case I described. However, after performing a few more tests, resetting the profile is irrelevant as the error persists. The way to reproduce it is the following: Reset LibreOffice to factory settings for both settings, interface, and user profile Reinstall TexMaths Create a blank presentation and erase the text boxes as in my first post Create LaTeX text using TexMaths with the settings described in my first...