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On Thu, Jun 21, 2012 at 05:49:39AM -0400, Philip Webb wrote |
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> I don't suspend on my machines: Nvidia is running on my desktop PC. |
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I live in a condo building, with a separate electric meter for each |
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suite. I'm conserving a valuable resource, i.e. my bank account <G>, by |
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shutting down the machine overnight, etc. I noticed a problem with |
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suspend, but I didn't realize the connection with Nvidia 302.17. |
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> I do have a problem that occasionally an image on Firefox overflows |
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> & this then infects all the other desktop displays: it is cured by |
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> killing FF & re-opening it. That seems, however, to be due to Firefox |
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> 13 or possibly Flash, not to Nvidia, which I've only just updated. |
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It seems to be a problem with Nvidia+Flash. E.g. start a Youtube |
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Flash video in FF. Then drag an xterm over the FF window. You've seen |
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the images where xterms have a background image? Well this goes one |
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step further... there's actually a live video image playing under the |
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text. Somewhat distracting, to say the least. |
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Walter Dnes <waltdnes@××××××××.org> |
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