I have same issue on old desktop PC, a Compaq SR5410F. Intel Core2Duo
"Wolfdale" 3.06 E7600, Intel 82G33/G31 Express integrated graphics, 4GB
DDR-2.
Hi masonhock, it looks like LibreWolf is very interesting, more than
Iceweasel Icecat Waterfox Basilisk or other Firefox derivatives. It's
a news for me. Thanks!
> But I may be able to solve the problem by installing a different web
> browser, with different dependencies, or use a Firefox-based browser
> as an AppImage.
You might look into LibreWolf.[1] It's a Firefox fork which supposedly
prevents all unsolicited connections. According to their
No worries Chaosmonk, thanks for your replies, and sorry if that last reply
of mine was a bit terse. It's helpful just to know this is a known issue (so
no point filing a bug), as I couldn't find anything about it by keyword
searching the forums. Your suggested solutions could have helped
>> maybe you need also need a newer kernel to support the newer
>> graphics stack?
>
> I doubt that's the problem. I'm using Jxself's linux-libre repos.
> According to uname -r, my current kernel is: 4.19.72-gnu-rt26
Sorry strypey, I wish I could be more help. The only instance I can find
of
I observe the same thing on Z61t (another 945GM-based ThinkPad, like X60
series).
> maybe you need also need a newer kernel to support the newer graphics
stack?
I doubt that's the problem. I'm using Jxself's linux-libre repos. According
to uname -r, my current kernel is:
4.19.72-gnu-rt26
Same problem here on Trisquel8 and x60s. But there is a concept what is
called priority or importance. Compared to other problems, I don't give a
damn such a problem, though.
> Thanks for the tip. I installed that package, shut down the laptop, and
> booted up again. Sadly, the issue seems to be persisting :( Is there
> anything I need to do to activate that package or get ABrowser to use it?
Sorry, I misremembered. It was this thread[1] that led me to believe
this
Thanks for the tip. I installed that package, shut down the laptop, and
booted up again. Sadly, the issue seems to be persisting :( Is there anything
I need to do to activate that package or get ABrowser to use it?
> Ever since I installed 64bit Trisquel 8 on my Lenovo X60 laptop, I have
> been having weird issues with the display of text in ABrowser.
This is a known issue with Trisquel 8 on the X60. The workaround is to
install the xserver-xorg-hwe-16.04 package.
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Ever since I installed 64bit Trisquel 8 on my Lenovo X60 laptop, I have been
having weird issues with the display of text in ABrowser. As a I scroll down,
the text (nothing else) sometimes distorts. Sometimes making zooming in our
out corrects the issues for a while, but then as I continue
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