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Graphics Card : Intel Corporation Skylake GT2 [HD Graphics 520]
Display Server : X
Driver : xf86-video-intel
I've had this problem since the day one of installing Arch. In Firefox, when I go in fullscreen mode of a Youtube video the the glitchy bars are more subtle and appear more frequently in faster frame transitions. Also when I even scroll through a page in this browser I see a bar, that is disturbing, halfway of the screen. How do I fix this ?
Last edited by he15en6erg (2018-10-06 05:12:06)
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Graphics card, used driver, general environment, xorg or wayland?
Moving to NC...
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Are you talking about vsync? Use a compositor which uses libxpresent (works perfectly on at least nouveau & intel).
Arch is surprisingly behind the times, on this.
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This is the exact effect I'm talking about. This happens too much while watching videos on youtube, especially fullscreen mode, on Firefox.
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Yes that happens if you don't have a vsyncing compositor, post details on your setup.
xf86-video-intel has a xorg option TearFree to alleviate this even on non composited desktops, however it might introduce some other issues (or at least used to, been a while since I've used it)
Last edited by V1del (2018-09-26 10:55:25)
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Yes that happens if you don't have a vsyncing compositor, post details on your setup.
xf86-video-intel has a xorg option TearFree to alleviate this even on non composited desktops, however it might introduce some other issues (or at least used to, been a while since I've used it)
But /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-intel.conf file is missing so I can't set TearFree to True. What do I do ?
Last edited by he15en6erg (2018-09-26 11:19:10)
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Compton doesn't use libxpresent.
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Compton doesn't use libxpresent.
So what does ?
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Regarding the file, you can create it, if it doesn't exist it will simply use the default options.
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