Dual Monitor Setup

[willysr]

Hi,

one Slackware user reported this issue while testing MATE 1.17.0

I am using dual monitor setup. Going to the Display Settings and moving the monitors to the correct layout yields graphical artifacts

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[willysr]

@lukefromdc and @XRevan86 : can you test this on 3.18.x ?

[lukefromdc]

On a quick replacment of GTK 3.22 with GTK 3.18.0, restarting mate-settings-daemon, and opening display settings I did not get that graphical corruption. Window manager is compiz. A more extensive test is difficult because I have a lot of stuff installed that depends on GTK 3.20 or later

[jsane-h8ms]

Confirming. Is there any hope this will be fixed before GTK 3.24(+)?

[raveit65]

I fixed this a while ago with d06a1d3
which is released with mate-control-center-1.20.3.
And for Blue/Green-Submarine and GreenLaguna themes with d06a1d3
All other themes from us doesn't have this problem.
Using our themes will give you a warranty that you don't have glitches like this ;)

Create ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css with that content.

foo-scroll-area:selected,
foo-scroll-area:selected:focus,
foo-scroll-area:selected:backdrop {
	background-color: @theme_selected_bg_color;
}

This will fix the problem with Adwaita theme and copies of them, and other themes.

PS: IHMO, this not a problem with gtk+ version

[zaps166]

I think the paint area should be cleared in source code instead of doing it in CSS (d06a1d3).
Why not draw a filled rect before painting to clear the area?

[raveit65]

Pull request is welcome.

[chmeeedalf]

I see this on FreeBSD/powerpc64 as well, with MATE 1.24. Did not see it with MATE 1.22, but do not recall the GTK version at the time 1.22 was in use. Current gtk3 version in use, which sees the artifacts with MATE 1.24, is 3.24.23.

[mbkma]

I get the same issue with Debian testing, marco window manger and MATE 1.26. @lukefromdc do you get the issue if you switch from compiz to marco?

[lukefromdc]

No I do not, compiz or marco same results: dragging monitors works, no redraw issues

[N0rbert]

Seen this bug yesterday on Ubuntu MATE 22.04 LTS daily ISO installed on old Lenovo SL500 with old Intel:

$ lspci -k | grep VGA -A3
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07)
 Subsystem: Lenovo Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller
 Kernel driver in use: i915
 Kernel modules: i915

with internal LCD and HDMI 1920x1200 monitor. Using default Adaptive Marco.
Our downstream bug-report is at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-mate-meta/+bug/1934752 .