[Ubuntu-x-swat] [Bug 600178] Re: Screen tearing when dragging window, in videos and other large screen redraws (on nVidia GPU)

2011-04-30 Thread HannesB
Thanks to Taylor (#16), i got my screen tearing-free for fullscreen OpenGL(9800 
GT, Natty):
-enable unredirect fullscreen + vsync
-set refresh-rate to 60
-uncheck automatic detection of refresh rates (detection fails: ccsm says 50, 
xrandr says 50 too, nvidia-settings 60, OSD of my screen 60 )
The only regression is that this way there is no preview of the fullscreen 
window if I hit Alt-Tab Window switching - Its OK for me.
Nevertheless I hoped with the X Sync Fences in X 1.10 everything would work 
out of the box.

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Title:
  Screen tearing when dragging window, in videos and other large screen
  redraws (on nVidia GPU)

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[Ubuntu-x-swat] [Bug 726902] Re: [i945gm] Loss of vsync when using Metacity.

2011-04-29 Thread HannesB
Asus EEEPC 1000H:
I did not get tearing-free working in 11.04 so far, it worked with 10.10:
Maybe related to that:
glxgears:
Metacity, Openbox or LXDE: 45 fps (stuttering)
Unity - CCSM Vsync On: 55 fps (stuttering)
Unity - CCSM Vsync Off: mostly around 60 fps  (slightly stuttering)
(10.10 all with  without compositing 60 + absolutely smooth)
I know its not a benchmark but If glxgears fail, other things will fail 
probably too.
Generally, Intel 945 OpenGL-performance seems to be poor in 11.04 

Upgrading with proposed-repository: no change:(

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Title:
  [i945gm] Loss of vsync when using Metacity.

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[Ubuntu-x-swat] [Bug 419328] Re: [i945gme] attaching external monitor: laptop display is black, external monitor too, with frozen mouse coursor

2009-12-04 Thread HannesB
Not fixed for me, still crashing. (EEEPC 1000H)

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[Ubuntu-x-swat] [Bug 419328] Re: [i945gme] attaching external monitor: laptop display is black, external monitor too, with frozen mouse coursor

2009-11-20 Thread HannesB
--Can someone please confirm that disabling compiz (or mutter, or
anything other than metacity) makes the --problem go away?

For me it works better without compiz, but...
Activating the external screen with my self-configured hotkey does not work the 
first time after reboot (false resolution or black screen with movable mouse), 
i have to press it twice, but after that i can connect / disconnect my external 
screen, change resolution etc. without any problems.

Having desktop effects enabled is similar: depending on the external
screen that I connect(!) the system crashes or is just not working after
the first try, but can be activated with the second try and after that
it is also working flawlessly...

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[Ubuntu-x-swat] [Bug 459322] Re: gnome-display-properties/xrandr crashes X server when loading after pluging an external display

2009-11-10 Thread HannesB
Reproduced on EEEPC 1000H (same GPU)
gnome-display-properties - crash
You can even crash it by just typing
xrandr in a console after plugging in an external screen.
Screens get black and the mouse pointer is visible but stucked.

Tried with a shorter VGA-cable:
gnome-display-properties: X-Server does not crash at all, both screens get 
black, it chooses 
a side by side desktop view (also i didnt tell him), i can move mouse from the 
left to the right, no desktop elements accessible, but on the left 
corner I can see a 2-3 pixel wide stripe of my desktop but I cannot access 
anything,

after that I can recover with my self-configured hotkey: xrandr --output LVDS1 
--auto --output VGA1 --off
Then I find the propperties and can configure it correctly either by th GUI or 
by another xrandr call

typing xrandr after reboot,plugging in results also in those two black
screens

After having the screen succesfully set up once, I can reconnect it as
often as I like

My questiones: 
-why does my system change the screen setup without me asking it to do so
-why does my system crash if the VGA-Cable is too long (and it maybe cannot 
read monitor settings propperly?)

I hope to have given some hints...
9.04 just worked perfectly

** Changed in: xorg-server (Ubuntu)
   Status: New = Confirmed

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[Ubuntu-x-swat] [Bug 459322] Re: gnome-display-properties/xrandr crashes X server when loading after pluging an external display

2009-11-10 Thread HannesB
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 419328 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/419328

** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 419328
   [i945gme] attaching external monitor: laptop display is black, external 
monitor too, with frozen mouse coursor

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[Ubuntu-x-swat] [Bug 419328] Re: [i945gme] attaching external monitor: laptop display is black, external monitor too, with frozen mouse coursor

2009-11-10 Thread HannesB
Reproduced on EEEPC 1000H (same GPU)
gnome-display-properties - crash
You can even crash it by just typing
xrandr in a console after plugging in an external screen.
Screens get black and the mouse pointer is visible but stucked.

Tried with a shorter VGA-cable:
gnome-display-properties: X-Server does not crash, both screens get black, it 
chooses
a side by side desktop view (also i didnt tell him), i can move mouse from the 
left to the right, no desktop elements accessible, but on the left
corner I can see a 2-3 pixel wide stripe of my desktop but I cannot access 
anything,

after that I can recover with my self-configured hotkey: xrandr --output LVDS1 
--auto --output VGA1 --off
Then I find the propperties and can configure it correctly either by th GUI or 
by another xrandr call

typing xrandr after reboot,plugging in results also in those two black
screens

After having the screen succesfully set up once, I can reconnect it as
often as I like

My questiones:
-why does my system change the screen setup without me asking it to do so
-why does my system crash if the VGA-Cable is too long (and it maybe cannot 
read monitor settings propperly?)

I hope to have given some hints...
9.04 just worked perfectly

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