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[Adam Porter <967091@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Adobe is refusing to fix the bug--or perhaps I should say, they're
sticking their heads in the sand, claiming they can't reproduce it, in
spite of numerous reports on their own bug tracker and across the
Internet:

https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1079711#p1079711
https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=bug&id=3136745

A few days ago it was fine--now, after Flash was upgraded, everything's
blue.

Disabling hardware acceleration is not a solution--it's simply a
workaround for a major regression.  And it seems that the "trace patch"
is an "ugly hack", so it's probably not eligible for distributing in
Ubuntu.

Something's got to be done, though.  We all know that Adobe is
abandoning Flash on Linux, but are they really going to leave us with
this broken mess?  Is this going to be their "farewell"?  Can Ubuntu and
other distros exert some pressure to get them to fix it?  If all it
really is is that the color planes are reversed, it would probably take
all of 5 minutes for one guy to fix it--probably a one-line patch.

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  Wrong tint with Nvidia after upgrading to 11.2

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