I don't think this should be marked as fix either. Doesn't this suit
better under the 'Workarounds' section in the description? I doubt
-noxdamage is the intended way to run a VNC server in the future.
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Compiz / vnc screen refresh with nvidia-restricted driver/VirtualBox/ATI fglrx
driver
https
Using x11vnc is more or less the same as using the noxdamage flag in the
patched version provided by John Wendell. Is FreeNX really an
alternative? Can it see the desktop like it was, or does it start a
completely new session?
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Compiz / vnc screen refresh with nvidia-restricted driver/VirtualBo
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 353126 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/353126
I too can confirm this issue. Running 9.04, vnc client only displays
initial screen. All consecutive actions are carried out (can be seen by
restarting the vnc-client and logging in), but the screen on the cli
I too can confirm this issue. It worked fine on 8.10, but after
upgrading to 9.04, vnc client only displays initial screen. All
consecutive actions are carried out (can be seen by restarting the vnc-
client and logging in), but the screen on the client does not update.
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Compiz / vnc screen refr
I agree with J N B. Since everything was working with the restricted
driver before, I think more focus need to be put into whatever changed
in Compiz and X.org between the versions.
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Compiz / vnc screen refresh with nvidia-restricted driver/VirtualBox/ATI fglrx
driver
https://bugs.launchpad.ne
jjericho,
Although I appreciate your tests performed, they show nothing more than
the workaround that has been around for quite some time, namely, disable
compiz. You were saying that you believe it was something nvidia changed
in their new drivers, I have to disagree with reference to J N B's and
Well apparently people are reporting to same issues with AMD/ATi cards.
And if it indeed is purely driver issue, why does the exact same drivers
work in, for example, 8.10?
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Compiz / vnc screen refresh with nvidia-restricted driver/VirtualBox/ATI fglrx
driver
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/35
That's not the point is it? No one here has claimed to want to run games
through VNC, however, they do wonder why there is a broken-out-of-the-
box-built-in function in Ubuntu to handle remote desktop. And unless I
have missed something, if one turns off the visual effects or on, all
windows from a
I am not surprised it isn't fixed. If you look in Ubuntu's forum, every
time anyone asks about VNC they get attacked with a bunch of people
telling them to use SSH instead. I guess many of the involved people
haven't realized yet that X forwarding or even FreeNX don't have the
same functionalities
