On 04/20/2010 03:28 PM, Duncan wrote:
> Nikos Chantziaras posted on Tue, 20 Apr 2010 07:14:31 +0300 as excerpted:
>
>> On 04/20/2010 06:56 AM, Patrick Nagel wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> On 2010-04-20 11:02, Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
>>>> It seems that Konqueror produces garbage/artifacts when scrolling in
>>>> this page:
>>>>
>>>> http://www.nongnu.org/mingw-cross-env
>>>>
>>>> Can anybody confirm so I know it's not just me?
>>>>
>>>> KDE 4.4.2
>>>> Qt 4.6.2
>>>> Gentoo Linux AMD64
>
>> Thanks. I guess it's a driver issue. I'm currently using the open
>> source ATI drivers (6.13.0) on X.Org server 1.7.6.
>
> No garbage here. My system's similar to yours, but there's some
> differences which may be significant:
>
> * gentoo/~amd64 (with layman and the xorg and kde overlays)
>
> So if you run mostly stable amd64, perhaps with a few ~amd64 packages,
> that could be the difference, as could the overlays.
I'm running ~amd64, except that I masked xorg-server-1.8.0 (I can't deal
with its newly introduced bugs right now, but I don't think the xorg
version matters much anyway). Everything else is up to date.
> Now some info you didn't provide:
>
> * OpenGL based kde effects/compositing, with window transparency enabled,
> but no drop-shadows.
>
> What kde effects/compositing mode are you running? OpenGL or XRender/
> composite based, or off? Do you have window transparency and/or drop-
> shadows enabled? Does the problem change if you change those settings?
I'm using OpenGL compositing. I didn't set or change any transparency
settings or shadows. The problem doesn't go away if I disable
compositing completely.
> * mesa-7.8.1
Same here.
> * kernel: 2.6.34-rc4-54-g2ba3abd
gentoo-sources-2.6.33-r1
> * using KMS
UMS here. KMS is very slow on my card (Radeon HD4870).
> * all compiled with gcc-4.4.3
Same here. CFLAGS="-pipe -g -mtune=core2 -march=core2 -O2"
> * The graphics card is an AGP bus based Radeon hd4650, dual 1920x1200
> monitors connected via DVI.
PCI-e Radeon HD4870. Single monitor, 1280x1024, digital DVI-D connection.
> * The system is always updated using -NuD, so always deep, newuse.
Same here.
> * After updates I always revdep-rebuild and emerge --ask --depclean.
Same here.
> Between always using deep newuse, and always running revdep-rebuild and
> depclean, the system should stay as clean of cruft as possible and I don't
> have to worry so much about outdated/incompatible ABI linkages and the
> like.
I manually keep my world file to the bare minimum required.
> * Check your KMS status and consider switching to it if you haven't.
> You'll definitely want kernel 2.6.33 or later, tho, for KMS.
As I stated above, KMS was extremely slow on my card last time I checked
it out.
I also tried the live ebuild of xf86-video-ati from the X11 overlay to
get the latest ATI driver from Git. No change.
PS:
Just before when I was about to hit the "send" button for this post, it
occurred to me that there's one thing I didn't try: changing Qt's
graphics system. The default on Gentoo is "native". When I start
Konqueror with:
konqueror -graphicssystem raster
to switch from "native" to "raster", the bug goes away. No more
glitches. However, raster results in slow as molasses performance,
especially when scrolling. And I mean *really* slow and laggy.
So I guess it's a driver issue. Might be worth reporting it upstream
(X.Org), but usually I don't since the reply you get is "use
kernel/mesa/drilib/drm from Git", which I'm not prepared to do :P I'm
using the machine for the sake of using it, not to turn it into a beta
tester.
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