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Re: Screen artifacts on GUI applications


From: Sarah
Subject: Re: Screen artifacts on GUI applications
Date: Tue, 18 Nov 2014 14:12:48 -0500
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Hi Ivan,

I'm currently running Arch Linux. I've installed everything through either the package manager or AUR, so I'm basing what I know off of the validity of the information from there. The versions for the packages that I have installed from it are:

% yaourt -Q | grep gnustep
community/gnustep-back 0.24.0-1 (gnustep-core)
community/gnustep-base 1.24.6-2 (gnustep-core)
community/gnustep-gui 0.24.0-3 (gnustep-core)
community/gnustep-make 2.6.6-1 (gnustep-core)

Looking at the gnustep-back package information, it appears to require cairo, which I have at 1.14.0.

I hope this helps.

- Sarah

Ivan Vučica wrote:
I doubt I can help, but others who might be able will need some more info:
- Which operating system are you using? Ubuntu 14.04, Windows 7, ...
- Which gnustep-back backend are you using? For example, cairo, art, ...
- Which version of -back and -gui are you using? If you've built them
from SVN, which revision did you use?
- If you're using cairo backend, which version of Cairo library are you
using? If you're using another backend, which version of the relevant
library are you using?

On Tue, Nov 18, 2014 at 3:32 PM, Sarah <reimu@hakurei.pw
<mailto:reimu@hakurei.pw>> wrote:

    Hello,

    If this has been previously asked, I apologize; I have no idea what
    I would search in regards to this issue.

    When using any GNUstep GUI application (e.g., GNUmail, GWorkspace
    0.9.2), I get an odd artifact issue while scrolling. This will
    always happen no matter how I scroll: via scroll wheel or
    scrollbars. The only errors I ever get are GWorkspace saying
    "Selected non-scalable font" a couple of times, but that's the only
    application to output anything to the console. The attached image
    shows exactly what's going on with the GUI application.

    I'm not sure if this would be a graphics issue or a GNUstep issue,
    but it's really the only thing stopping me from getting it set up
    properly on this system unfortunately. If anyone has any ideas as to
    what the issue might be, please let me know.

    - Sarah

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