Steve Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi, > > I'm pretty up to date on Unstable, and believe I have the latest qt > library stuff. Interestingly both Konqueror and Opera exhibit the > same problem. Even more interestingly Opera exhibits the problem with > both the statically linked and dynamically linked qt versions. This > makes it real confusing to me. > > Both browsers will run fine for a while. At some point they get into > a mode where scrolling exposes black regions rather than the > newly-exposed rendered content. I've found no way to get out of that > mode, other than rebooting the sick browser. Selecting with the mouse > and auto-scrolling will force the black-out regions to render. But > that's more of an interesting fact than a useful solution. It's > easier to use a different browser. > > Google web and group searches found a few other people experiencing > this. The only fix mentioned was to change QT versions. I don't > believe that the statically-linked Opera uses the same QT version as > Debian Unstable. Also I would expect other Debian Unstable users to > be experiencing this. Are they?
I'm not, but I don't use Opera and only occasionally use konq. Perhaps your problems are video-driver-related. Do you use nvidia's proprietary drivers? -- Brian Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
