Josef Heinen

This is not a problem in GR. Even simple SVGs can't be exported to HTML with recent notebook/nbconvert releases. 

I'm afraid so. But I don't know how many versions you have to go back. As a workaround, you can use `using GR; inline("png") ...`

You should use `GR.fillarea(tbx, tby)` to show the text bbox (it might be rotated) or use the same coordinate system (`GR.selntran(0)`) for text and rectangles.

I will check whether `GR.mathtex` overwrites the GKS state - anyway.

The problem was fixed (today) in the development branch on our GitLab CI and will soon be merged into the GH master branch.

This problem cannot be fixed in GR.jl. It is a problem in Plots.jl.

I cannot re-produce the behaviour, neither with Ubuntu 20.04 nor with Ubuntu 22.04 (or macOS 12.3.1). I used a "fresh" Julia environment (with `BinaryBuilder` as the default GR provider) -...

Do you probably have environment definitions in a startup file (`startup.jl`) or a shell profile? With `ENV["JULIA_GR_PROVIDER"] = "GR"` (during build time) you should get a native Quartz window:

Still don't understand why the default provider in your environment is "GR" and why the `GKSTerm.app` (on macOS) crashes. Which GR version are you using? Should be: ```julia using GR...

> On macOS (still on 10.15.7 Catalina), I don't know what brings the GKSTerm.app not to work properly when jll are used. This is even more amazing because 10.15.7 is...