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stodge

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Monday, May 19th 2003, 9:18pm

Graphical glitches in KDE under Mandrake 9.1

I'm having some weird graphical glitches that only occur when running KDE. The following is Galeon running and not re-drawing properly:

http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/attachment.php?postid=117667

Also, when drawing using the pencil in The Gimp, pixels aren't being drawn in the correct colour. Again this only happens under KDE and not say Gnome.

My specs:

Mandrake 9.1
P3-700
256Mb
GeForce 2 GTS & NVidia's 31xx drivers

Thanks

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Wednesday, May 21st 2003, 3:53pm

Are only Gnome/GTK-applications affected?

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Wednesday, June 4th 2003, 11:19pm

Re: Graphical glitches in KDE under Mandrake 9.1

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Original von stodge

I'm having some weird graphical glitches that only occur when running KDE. The following is Galeon running and not re-drawing properly:

http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/attachment.php?postid=117667

Also, when drawing using the pencil in The Gimp, pixels aren't being drawn in the correct colour. Again this only happens under KDE and not say Gnome.

My specs:

Mandrake 9.1
P3-700
256Mb
GeForce 2 GTS & NVidia's 31xx drivers

Thanks


I'm having the exact same (or a similar) problem with Gimp on my Mdk 9.1, for some reason when I am using the brush in Gimp some pixels will dissapear while others will appear to be the wrong colour, if I resize the window or shade and then unshade it everything looks normal again (until I use the brush again), I have not had this problem with KDE apps so I am assuming it is only for GTK.