> > > [Crosshatch/HLine disturbs update of region below] > > This goes away, if I use either -noaccel or -nobuffer. > Sounds like a broken MIT-SHM X extension. Please check out -noshm, > -nobuffer:-noshm and -noaccel:-noshm
Test results: "-noshm" doesn't change anything. The combination "-nobuffer:-noshm" works (as it does with shm on) The combination "-noaccel:-noshm" also works. Compared to the previous results, using shm does not seem to influence results > > > [two threads Flushing Lines simultaneously] > > This goes away, if I use -nobuffer, but will stay when using -noaccel. Same findings here. Works fine when "-nobuffer" is active, forgets some updates when no options are given or "-noaccel" is active. Combining with "-noshm" does not seem to have any effect on any of the three cases. My guess is, that the dirty region tracking code gets messed up by the Hline. CU, Andy -- = Andreas Beck | Email : <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> =
