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I've tried installing Archlinux several times over the course of a few months. I always get a text corruption, ie random weird characters or blocks or nothing instead of an actual command I'm typing. I use a Dell XPS M1530, with NVidia 8600m. I had the 180.51 nvidia driver installed, with Compiz Fusion and Gnome. This text corruption only happens with Gnome. KDE has no problems like this. I'm curious if anyone found a workaround? Google turns up nothing about this.
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I have the same problem. Nvidia 185.18.14
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Did you ever try --loose-binding and --direct-rendering for compiz? I'm not sure these are the right parameter names but you'll figure out.
He who says A doesn't have to say B. He can also recognize that A was false.
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Have you tried with different terminals?
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Haven't been back to Arch in a while, but if memory serves, xterm and VT did not have that issue. I could use xterm as a workaround, but it's so ugly, that's why gnome-terminal exists in the first place. Using one or both of the Compiz options mentioned above causes either window tearing when moving/resizing or causes the Cube rotation to glitch, one or the other. Odd that this bug doesn't exist in Ubuntu, how did they solve it?
I like the idea of rolling release, and I like the extreme configurability of gnome, but I won't move to arch completely until that nvidia bug has been fixed. Ubuntu already fixed theirs months ago.
So Please, someone make me an Arch! ![]()
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Thanks kowalski, problem solved. With fusion-icon I unchecked loose binding and inderect rendering. Sorry my bad english.
Sorry my bad English. If you see a mistake let me know, this way I can learn ^^
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