Hello. I've been testing Win4Lin for a few weeks now, and been very impressed with how well it works with Windows apps. I'm having a bit of a graphic display problem though, and I'm wondering if I could gain some insight on were the problem lies. When using Win4Lin, if I drag another window over Win4Lin's (win) window, and then drag that window back, the win window doesn't refresh and therefore leaves a black area where the other window was dragged over it. If something new is printed in the win window, that new bit will be displayed correctly. The way I usually restore the win window is to select the shutdown option in Windows and then cancel it, as this will refresh the entire win window and remove any black spots. I've tried the regular Win4Lin program (I bought it) and the newest beta (5), and both have exactly the same display problem. I'm sure everyone is not having this problem, so Win4Lin must be having a bad interaction with some part of my Linux system. Here's my system specs. Red Hat 6.2 installation Latest Linus kernel (2.2.17), self-compiled with patches for Win4Lin, AGP support XFree4.01, self-compiled with a small patch to fix DGA mouse problems in Q3 Nvidia's latest drivers, .95 GLX package. Installed via tarballs Most of the above items are the flaming hoops I need to jump through to get my video card, a Nvidia Geforce 2, to work well in Linux. I have a feeling that XFree4.01 or the Nvidia drivers are the problem. Anyone using these and having good (or the same) results? Douglas Bollinger Mt. Holly Springs, PA My other computer runs Linux. _______________________________________________ Win4Lin-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.trelos.com/mailman/listinfo/win4lin-users
