Daniel, I assume you're talking about the blue border issue. The video driver is i810 module version = 1.4.1 (laptop onboard Intel video chip). I don't use compiz or beryl (never heard of). compiz is not installed, and beryl not found as package in Synaptic. I don't believe it's related to bug #34435, as I've not observed any defects with buttons or scrollbars. The other themes with the same symptoms are listed in the initial bug report (Human, Silicon, Outdoors).
Instead there seems to be a very clear relationship between the blue border and the windows of exactly the same size. I suspect the engine drawing code somehow gets that part of its drawing job wrong, somehow, and always uses coordinate 0,0 as upper left corner. As the laptop's 4 partitions are currently all in use, I won't be able to test Edgy for some time. As for the color parts of my bug report, I realize that I should have put that into a separate bug entry. X seems to do an extremely bad job on color allocation for 8bit displays on this laptop (hmm, I haven't tested the Suse partition on this laptop with 8bit). I'm surprised, because I've used 8bit color displays for a decade on SunOS & Solaris, and can't remember the visual impression being that bad. -- ghost borders appear in top-left of 8bit display with Human theme https://launchpad.net/bugs/59335 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
