Josef Heinen

Thank you for the hint. The problem is now fixed in 205e1e2.

Sorry for the late response. Could you try to use GR from an account on your Windows box that does **not** contain Unicode characters?

I have no idea, why this happens. I don't think, that there are name conflicts (`GR` vs `GRB`). Could please find the missing library (`find ~/.julia/artifacts -name libgurobi100.dylib`) and try...

`/Library/gurobi1001/macos_universal2/lib` is not in the `dlopen` search path, so you could try to explicitly set it before starting Julia: ```sh export DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH="/Library/gurobi1001/macos_universal2/lib:${DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH}" julia ... ```

I can't reproduce this on any macOS platform. I also have no idea why `libGR.so` is searched for and not - as expected - `libGR.dylib`. Could you please start in...

There seems to be more system overhead on Windows when starting a `Qt` application and connect to it using a socket. On Linux and macOS caching and memory management is...

If you view the result with `Acrobat` (`Reader`), everything looks fine. The interpolation is therefore only applied during rendering in the `Preview` app.

> ... and heatmaps produced with `CairoMakie.jl` or python will look fine with Preview. So there must be something that can be done in `Plots.jl` or its backends? That's because...

@BeastyBlacksmith : So should we use an inefficient and incorrect representation for heatmaps simply because one(!) system/viewer does not render the resulting PDF correctly? In addition, when rendering with filled...

I was just wondering because it is labeled as a bug in GR.