Hi, I looked at the window manager tweaker and it turns out that compositing was enabled all along, so that could not have been the problem. Which leaves us with the vesa driver as the culprit. (For the record, I also have a Ubuntu VM with Gnome desktop environment which doesn't have this issue.) I don't actually need to do any work in LibreOffice, I'm just getting to know OpenBSD so that some day I might switch over to it but before I do that I want to familiarize myself with it. So you say if I install it natively it would work fine?
Matt Matthieu Herrb <matth...@herrb.eu> ezt írta (időpont: 2019. jún. 23., V, 11:44): > On Sun, Jun 23, 2019 at 01:29:07PM +0200, Mátyás Seress wrote: > > Hi Matthieu, > > > > Sorry for the "lack of useful information", I think I lack the technical > > knowledge. > > - if I run pkg_info -Q xfwm i can see that it says it's installed (this > is > > the compositor window manager, right?) And when I type xcompmgr in the > > terminal, I get this message: "Another composite manager is already > running > > (Xfwm4)" So I guess I must be using some window manager... > > Ok. You can check in the 'window manager tweaks' setting, the > compositor tab. Try to toggle the setting. > > > - I don't know how to determine what driver my X is using in VirtualBox, > > but I attached the log you asked for, hope it helps. > > The log shows that you're using the 'vesa' driver, that uses the VESA > BIOS provided by the card emulation to handle the display. > > If you really need to get work done with LibreOffice, either consider > installing OpenBSD natively on your machine (so that a real > accelerated driver can be used to manage the display), or just install > an run LibreOffice on your host system. > > The display under VirtualBox, without the Virtual Box extensions is > to be considered as unsupported. > > > -- > Matthieu Herrb >
