Getting weird visual artifacts on the greeter screen:
The little purple cells move around on the greeter login prompt.
I also get this artifacting in Gimp on certain controls, and even on certain websites.
I’ll do my best to provide further documentation. I have installed and uninstalled a great number of packages associated with i3, bspwm, xmonad, and mate recently while checking those out, but I’ve also upgraded all of my packages consistently. Surely possible I caused this issue myself somehow.
I upgraded my system, and as of now the artifacting is gone! Yay. My apologies for the low effort put into providing system info and description of the problem w/ evidence. I was quite busy at the time. As a big fan of EOS I would like to thank you for showing up to try and help. I’ll return to this thread if the problem persists.
Are you still using picom or can remove? You mentioned you deleted your wm. Maybe there is some conflicting configs with xfwm. Maybe not but could be worth a try. Other thing that comes to my mind is graphics card driver.
To be honest, I don’t know anything about AMD/Radeon graphics cards. I thought that the drivers are open source and implemented in the kernel. First thing I would try is boot either lts then normal kernel. Second thing, I found a post on arch Linux. The users say they had to install two packages from AUR. The thread can be found here
They mention installs of linux-firmware-git and mesa-git from AUR. Would be good to check with someone knowledgeable about these card. I think I saw a post from @BONK about this AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT card. I suggest to do a forum search and tag them here.
Thank you for sleuthing.
I wasn’t able to install linux-firmware-git due to PGP error gpg: WARNING: unsafe permissions on homedir '/home/myuser/.gnupg'
Even after running chown -R myuser ~/.gnupg/
But, I was able to install mesa-git and it seems to have fixed my problem for real this time.
If it’s still fixed tomorrow evening I’ll mark this as solved.
Problem is still here. Not sure how to proceed with the linux-firmware-git installation issue. I’ll do what you mentioned and contact someone in the know about my GPU