AnonimoVeneziano wrote:
Hi all, I use FreeBSD on one of my BOXes, this box is composed by:Excuse me, I have to update a thing, I've just installed KDE 3.1 , and the cursor appears splitted and deformed (usable, but very bad to watch) in two if I start X with HWCursor enabled . Disabling HWCursor does not seems to resolve my other problems(only this thing with the cursor)
MSI KT4 Ultra MoBo
Creative Geforce 3 Ti200 (Made by MSI)
Athlon XP 2400+
C-Media Sound Chip.
All the system is absolutely not Overclocked.
The problem is not a great disaster , but is annoying:
When I start X with "nv" accellerated (if I disable the accelleration the problem disappears) drivers and I enter Mozilla and all browsers that use Gecko (so Netscape and Galeon too) and I try to write something in a writing field if I move the cursor trough the words that I've wrote the cursor Image remains in between each letter make all very confused. Is very difficult find the real cursor in that chaos, but if I write a letter or I delete something (If I modify the field in anyway) all the cursor copies disappear.There is another problem. In wmaker and in gnome too when I select multiple objects on the desktop with the mouse using the "rectangle" done by hold pressed the left mouse button down pieces of this rectangle remain on the screen until I pass over them a window or any other Objects .
As you can see this problems aren't very important, but very annoying (in particular when I have to write long E-Mails or something like this).
If I disable the accelleration this disappears (but is very slow!).
I use the lastest XFree86 release 4.2.1 on FreeBSD 4.7 , and I've tried Debian SID too on this Box with the same problems.
I use AGP4x but with no AGP the problem remains.
Thank you very much for your help
Bye
Marcello
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Thanks again
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Marcello
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