I don’t know why, but very recently I’ve received some graphical issues after I updated. Something within the last eight days made my graphics suck, so I’d like some help figuring it out since even after I re-installed the system it’s still exhibiting problems, most-significant of which being a striped background in LightDM, and less-notable being striped notification icons, with an undercurrent of AI-style glitchiness which pervades every frame of my buffer.
I would like to further mention; I did install basically the same exact setup on a prtable media to try out, and the same problems occurred. So it’s nothing in my $HOME location being the problem.
Where does this thread go now? I’m evaluating other desktops, and it seems like abroader GTK issue since I noticed the same issues with MATE, from fresh.
I’m installing the LXQt desktop right now to see if it’s an ongoing GTK issue, since I presume I’ll still be using that for my browser and chat client.
Is it an X problem? Because LXQt is demonstrating issues. Yet I’ve not seen these issues with Plasma… yet, because presumably I’m not using the absolute latest binaries for the live session. That’s what I gotta try next, since it’ll answer whether it’s an X problem.
I should move onto Wayland. And I might just have to, now, even though I wanted a lighter desktop for my older machine. It’s either that, or I delay the inevitible through use of something else with the Xfce desktop, which is something I may do in the end anyway.
Thanks for this, it helped me to solve the problem. So I added Chaotic AUR per instructions from https://chaotic.cx and installed in-place of all the mesa things these:
sudo pacman -S mesa-tkg-git lib32-mesa-tkg-git
Puts me to a dev release of 26.2, but it works, and should keep working. I might try the default 26.2 when it comes out but so long Chaotic doesn’t interfere with things, I’m happy to simply keep using that.