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    th3blad3runn3r
    deepin
    2017-04-29 09:49
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    Hi all,
    I encounter a graphical glitch with my cursors/mouse pointers probably due to HW acceleration. (See post https://bbs.deepin.org/post/138101#page%3D2)
    Turning off windows effect (shift + super +tab) is an efficient workaround, but alters the overall experience.
    Does anyone knows if FX can be selectively disabled (windows animation, glass effects, ...), to test if a precise effect causes the cursor/ointer flickering problem ?

    Thanks in advance.
    J.Ph.

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    sonald
    deepin
    2017-05-02 19:07
    #1
    as far as I can tell, there is something wrong with i915 driver. you can turn on/off glass effects by exec ` gsettings set com.deepin.wrap.gnome.mutter dynamic-blur true/false` on a terminal. animations can be adjusted from schema `com.deepin.wrap.pantheon.desktop.gala.animations` like `gsettings set com.deepin.wrap.pantheon.desktop.gala.animations open-duration 0`, which should turn off animation for openning window.
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    th3blad3runn3r
    deepin
    2017-05-02 23:22
    #2
    Thanks sonald !
    I'll test gsettings com.deepin.wrap.pantheon.desktop.gala.animations tonight and let you know !

    Thanks a lot.
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    th3blad3runn3r
    deepin
    2017-05-08 05:31
    #3
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/138636
    as far as I can tell, there is something wrong with i915 driver. you can turn on/off glass effects b ...

    sonald,
    I played a bit with values from the schema you mentioned. none of them stops the flickering.
    Thanks, anyway
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    sonald
    deepin
    2017-05-08 23:49
    #4
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/138636
    sonald,
    I played a bit with values from the schema you mentioned. none of them stops the flickerin ...

    like I said, it's probably a driver issue. it has nothing to do with animations.
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    th3blad3runn3r
    deepin
    2017-05-09 08:06
    #5
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/138636
    like I said, it's probably a driver issue. it has nothing to do with animations.

    Right.
    I downngrade to kernel 4.4.0.3, instead of the 4.9 provided with Deepin 15.4, and everything's back to normal...
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