Hi,
using Gnome 3.0.2-5 on Debian testing 64-bit with a nvidia 7300GT card.
I am adjusting to Gnome3 since other options are less as a Gnome2 user.
Now, the Problem with Gnome 3:
many applications particularly eog,shotwell and iceweasel(Firefox) browser has problem rendering images. pages gets garbled and stuck/misaligned when I scroll through web page.
I tried avaialable choices like disabling sync to vblank in nvidia-settings, added
to ~/.bashrc
this all failed.
Discussed this problem here. http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.p...8cc7778ef7117d
A Sample of What Happens when I scroll a web page like this forum for eg:
I suspect this has to do with window manager or nvidia driver.
I have upgraded mutter(window manager) to 3.2.x which is the latest available in Debian unstable repository. clutter opengl rendering library is up to date.
Nvidia driver I am using is 290.06(latest).
Is there anyone facing this issue?
I am facing this problem only with Gnome Shell Session. in Gnome Fallback mode and with compiz, Everything is rendered smooth and fine.
TIA+
using Gnome 3.0.2-5 on Debian testing 64-bit with a nvidia 7300GT card.
I am adjusting to Gnome3 since other options are less as a Gnome2 user.
Now, the Problem with Gnome 3:
many applications particularly eog,shotwell and iceweasel(Firefox) browser has problem rendering images. pages gets garbled and stuck/misaligned when I scroll through web page.
I tried avaialable choices like disabling sync to vblank in nvidia-settings, added
Code:
export CLUTTER_VBLANK=none
this all failed.
Discussed this problem here. http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.p...8cc7778ef7117d
A Sample of What Happens when I scroll a web page like this forum for eg:
I suspect this has to do with window manager or nvidia driver.
I have upgraded mutter(window manager) to 3.2.x which is the latest available in Debian unstable repository. clutter opengl rendering library is up to date.
Nvidia driver I am using is 290.06(latest).
Is there anyone facing this issue?
I am facing this problem only with Gnome Shell Session. in Gnome Fallback mode and with compiz, Everything is rendered smooth and fine.
TIA+
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