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[Stefan Bader <stefan.bader@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

Starting to report this against unity, feel free to re-assign against
the correct package (the xserver or llvm-pipe?). With the current Trusty
image (64bit) installed into a VM (KVM or Xen) that uses the default
Cirrus graphics (using virt-managers VNC viewer), I see at least two
issues:

1. Occasionally (not sure how to force it to happen) the mouse pointer
will not be rendered while input grab is active. This leaves no
indication about where the mouse pointer is. In some cases it seemed to
help when I switched to a text console and back.

2. Near to unreadable gnome terminal sessions. Background seems half
transparent, half unset. Text barely readable.

** Affects: unity (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1298517

Title:
  Rendering issues in unity with xserver-modeset

Status in “unity” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Starting to report this against unity, feel free to re-assign against
  the correct package (the xserver or llvm-pipe?). With the current
  Trusty image (64bit) installed into a VM (KVM or Xen) that uses the
  default Cirrus graphics (using virt-managers VNC viewer), I see at
  least two issues:

  1. Occasionally (not sure how to force it to happen) the mouse pointer
  will not be rendered while input grab is active. This leaves no
  indication about where the mouse pointer is. In some cases it seemed
  to help when I switched to a text console and back.

  2. Near to unreadable gnome terminal sessions. Background seems half
  transparent, half unset. Text barely readable.

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