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[Stefan Freyr <1042211@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

A bit more information which I again don't know if is helpful.

The desktop effects seem to be generally "slow". For example, maximizing
and minimizing windows is very jerky.

However, if I switch from using OpenGL as the "compositing type" in
"System Settings" -> "Desktop Effects" -> "Advanced" tab and use XRender
instead the effects become much smoother (although a few effects are
disabled because they require OpenGL).

Switching to XRender also _seems_ to have gotten rid of the artifacts
although I don't have a good way of reliably reproducing them so I can't
say for sure.

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Title:
  [quantal] [regression] [i915] Corrupted display, desktop and menus
  don't repaint correctly using Mesa 9.0 (8.0.4 works)

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