El 28/06/10 18:48, mailinglists00@gmail.com escribió: > On Mon, Jun 28, 2010 at 10:01:46AM -0600, RB wrote: > >> On Mon, Jun 28, 2010 at 09:36, "Tóth Attila" wrote: >> >>> That could very well depend on your window manager and GUI of choice. >>> I use Gnome 2.28 with a hardened profile on x86. I don't have the problem >>> you've described. >>> >> Ditto - hardened profile on x86 with XFCE, and no such issue. How >> much memory do you have? I'm running on a relatively low/slow system >> (Celeron 1.4GHz /512MB/Radeon Mobility L6), but it sounds like you've >> got some serious slowdown in one of the major components (memory or >> graphics likely). That said, I _have_ turned off memory scrubbing on >> this particular system due to its relative slowness, but never >> experienced artifacts like you're describing. >> >> >> RB >> >> > Thank you. > Well, to be more precise, I use the selinux/2007.0/x86/hardened > profile, but I realized that this profile has some issues with selinux, > so it is not working properly. So selinux is in permissive mode. > > I have an AMD Athlon XP 1700, with 512MB RAM and Radeon 7500. > I experience this problem in different wms. Now I use fluxbox. > I also tried with normal gentoo kernel, but it didn't help. > > If you say, that you have no problems, (and I don't think the problem > is with the selinux profile (fixme) ), then I have absolutely no clue > and move this thread to gentoo-user. > I think the problem is on the video driver. I'm using an ATI X1650Pro with the same driver and also experience some odd artifacts, like white going black until I refresh the windows and the likes. Anyway they aren't so upseting for me :/