*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1841718 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1841718
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1841718
[radeon] Rendering of combo boxes and tooltips is broken
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You did it Daniel van Vugt! :)
Took a long time to boot after the upgrade, but the issue is resolved.
Thanks!
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** Tags removed: xrandr-scaling
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[radeon] Corrupt/skewed gnome-shell panel rendering
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Glad you got it sorted Daniel.
Can only imagine how hard it can be to remember all these "bugs".
Barely remember what i had for lunch!
Suppose it'll take a while...
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Come to think of it, a more likely explanation is that this is part of
radeon bug 1841718. Not sure why I didn't consider that before.
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Any desktop where the screenshots come out at that strange resolution
would be OK. Just a screenshot of the desktop with 'Settings > Devices >
Screen Display' open.
I'm focusing on this because it is resolution mixups which usually cause
such skewed corruption in rendering. Although there is anoth
No, i did not edit the shot.
In fact, it was doing same on Ubuntu.
Tried Mate yesterday, although it had its issues, it did not have this one.
Running MX19.2b at present (in dual boot with Win10) and it too is okay with
regards to this.
Would a screenshot of MX satisfy your request?
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Maybe my comment #2 is wrong because the Xrandr output in the attached
files doesn't suggest any scaling.
Still, as the first priority I would like to understand how and why the
screenshot is an unusual resolution:
https://justpaste.it/img/43abe76d7c7deef69a379c2fabbf60b6.png
Has it been edited?
Thank you Daniel for helping out.
I never touch the DEll's (external monitor) settings for any distro.
It would help if you could tell me which setting to look at.
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The resolution of your screenshot (1260x846) is interesting. That
suggests you're using fractional scaling but the scale for the X and Y
axes are different (1.333 / 1.2411).
Does the problem occur if you disable fractional scaling?
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