Re: [arch-general] Intel SNA artifacts in Firefox
Chromium leaves strange artefacts after switching from the first (and only) search result on intel here...
Re: [arch-general] Intel SNA artifacts in Firefox
On Thursday 15 Aug 2013 13:33:50 Paul Gideon Dann wrote: Since the xf86-video-intel update that enabled SNA by default, I've noticed that some areas of some web pages (mostly flat backgrounds)... so did you follow the instruction given during the intel upgrade by pacman: This driver now uses SNA as the default acceleration method. You can still fall back to UXA if you run into trouble. To do so, save a file with the following content as /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-intel.conf : Section Device Identifier Intel Graphics Driver intel Option AccelMethod uxa EndSection i did that, and the artefacts are gone. -- phani.
Re: [arch-general] Intel SNA artifacts in Firefox
于 13-8-15 下午8:33, Paul Gideon Dann 写道: Since the xf86-video-intel update that enabled SNA by default, I've noticed that some areas of some web pages (mostly flat backgrounds) in Firefox suffer from heavy graphical corruption, as if those areas are being used as rendering buffers elsewhere: bits of web pages from other tabs, etc... It goes away when I scroll the page. It happens regularly, every couple of minutes or more. This is on a Dell Latitude E5520 (Sandybridge i5) with KDE. I'm wondering if anyone else is seeing this? Paul Similar thing happens to me with chrome and awesome. I think it happens since last two version of intel driver updates.
Re: [arch-general] Intel SNA artifacts in Firefox
On Thu, Aug 15, 2013 at 1:33 PM, Paul Gideon Dann pdgid...@gmail.comwrote: Since the xf86-video-intel update that enabled SNA by default, I've noticed that some areas of some web pages (mostly flat backgrounds) in Firefox suffer from heavy graphical corruption, as if those areas are being used as rendering buffers elsewhere: bits of web pages from other tabs, etc... It goes away when I scroll the page. It happens regularly, every couple of minutes or more. This is on a Dell Latitude E5520 (Sandybridge i5) with KDE. I'm wondering if anyone else is seeing this? You are far from alone! See the thread at https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=167939 -- mike c
