Re: [DNG] [dng@lists.dyne.org: Re: new firefox-esr buggy?] [Work-Around]

2021-12-19 Thread tito via Dng
On Sun, 19 Dec 2021 10:39:59 -0500
Haines Brown  wrote:

> I apologize for the slowness of my reply to all the valuable
> suggestions. I've worked around the display problem, but thought best
> to address some of the suggestions because it is only a work around,
> not a fix.
> 
> I gather from users of the 78.15.0esr version of Firefox that the video 
> problem is not with that version. This is good to know.
> 
> I assume it is not a video driver problem for that display issue occurs
> only with Firefox, not with  other graphics intensive applications or 
> browsers.
> 
> I'm unsure how to approach a problem with video sync, but as best I can
> make out the display issue occurs with all the URLs I visit. I purged my
> old Firefox and reinstalled without its having access to old cache and
> the problem persisted.
> 
> Wasn't able to do the memtest86+ because of the press of work, but
> it is a good idea to do when  I get a chance even though I have worked
> around then Firefox display problem.
> 
> It does seem to be a refresh problem. If I open a terminal on top of the
> browser's page display and them move the terminal it away, the lines
> that has been under the termoinal break up one second. I have no ideal 
> how one fixes such a problem in a particular application.
> 
> Turning off smooth scrolling had no effect.
> 
> Turning now to my work aroud. My theory had been that my browser was
> upgraded when I did a general update/upgrade perhaps a month ago. But 
> about that time I also temporarly chagne zoon. So I want back to an 
> earlier version of Firefox. Not sure what version was using and so 
> arbitrarily downloaded Firefox 7.0.1. Turns out this version has no 
> display distortion.
> 
> Emboldened I also downloaded a new version of Firefox: 95.0.1. Much my
> suprrise this ran out of the box. No dependency issues. It also does not 
> have the display problem. So I'll try to migrate to it as my default 
> browser if I can.
> 

Hi,
one thing you could try is to turn off compositing in the display settings
this used to help to fix similar screen corruption issues for me.

Ciao,
Tito
 
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[DNG] [dng@lists.dyne.org: Re: new firefox-esr buggy?] [Work-Around]

2021-12-19 Thread Haines Brown
I apologize for the slowness of my reply to all the valuable
suggestions. I've worked around the display problem, but thought best
to address some of the suggestions because it is only a work around,
not a fix.

I gather from users of the 78.15.0esr version of Firefox that the video 
problem is not with that version. This is good to know.

I assume it is not a video driver problem for that display issue occurs
only with Firefox, not with  other graphics intensive applications or 
browsers.

I'm unsure how to approach a problem with video sync, but as best I can
make out the display issue occurs with all the URLs I visit. I purged my
old Firefox and reinstalled without its having access to old cache and
the problem persisted.

Wasn't able to do the memtest86+ because of the press of work, but
it is a good idea to do when  I get a chance even though I have worked
around then Firefox display problem.

It does seem to be a refresh problem. If I open a terminal on top of the
browser's page display and them move the terminal it away, the lines
that has been under the termoinal break up one second. I have no ideal 
how one fixes such a problem in a particular application.

Turning off smooth scrolling had no effect.

Turning now to my work aroud. My theory had been that my browser was
upgraded when I did a general update/upgrade perhaps a month ago. But 
about that time I also temporarly chagne zoon. So I want back to an 
earlier version of Firefox. Not sure what version was using and so 
arbitrarily downloaded Firefox 7.0.1. Turns out this version has no 
display distortion.

Emboldened I also downloaded a new version of Firefox: 95.0.1. Much my
suprrise this ran out of the box. No dependency issues. It also does not 
have the display problem. So I'll try to migrate to it as my default 
browser if I can.

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Haines Brown  
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