Unexpected quits in 2.8.1

[Joe Lewis Wilkins]

Shari, I have the same Mac, but with a 30" Apple Display. I opened a  
stack in Revolution and let it sit long enough to activate the screen- 
saver. No crash. No problems at all.

Running System 10.4.9 and here's my computer info:

Machine Name:	Mac Pro
   Machine Model:	MacPro1,1
   Processor Name:	Dual-Core Intel Xeon
   Processor Speed:	2.66 GHz
   Number Of Processors:	2
   Total Number Of Cores:	4
   L2 Cache (per processor):	4 MB
   Memory:	2 GB
   Bus Speed:	1.33 GHz
   Boot ROM Version:	MP11.005C.B04

Joe Wilkins

On Jun 7, 2007, at 9:55 PM, Shari wrote:

>> Is this just going to sleep or a true screen-saver? And what kind  
>> of monitor?
>>
>> Joe Wilkins
>
> Both.  It's the built in screensaver that comes with the Macintel  
> MacPro.  And it was set to come on after a period of inactivity.  
> Apparently, if the stack is doing something without my input, that  
> must be considered inactivity, because I'd flip over to the other  
> computer, and when I'd come back, the screensaver would be on, and  
> the unexpected quit would be hiding behind it.  Every time.  It  
> does produce a crash log.
>
> I turned the screensaver off, and so far it's been going almost 3  
> hours without quitting.
>
> I have a Sony Trinitron Multiscan 500PS.
>
> Since turning the screensaver off apparently fixed it, then there  
> must be some conflict with either the sleep or the screensaver, and  
> either my stack or Rev itself.  So I'll turn the screensaver back  
> on to get a crash report, and report it.
>
> Shari
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