Hello, Starting a few days ago, GNU Emacs became unusable for me on X11.
If I perform some operation within emacs that updates the contents of the buffer, the X11 window displays something like the new contents superimposed on the old contents. For example, if I run "emacs -q" , it will launch and show the *GNU Emacs* buffer with the welcome text and the red and blue drawing of the gnu. If I hit "C-h i" to go to the top level of Info, the X11 window shows the standard *info* buffer mixed with of the *GNU Emacs* buffer- part of the red/blue drawing is visible, as well as some of the welcome text. I've put a screenshot here: http://i.imgur.com/iUuZB.png The terminal version of emacs does not have this problem- if I run "emacs -nw", this garbaging doesn't happen. If I switch to a different virtual desktop, then switch back to the virtual desktop containing emacs, or if I resize the X11 emacs window, the emacs X11 window becomes ungarbaged. Unfortunately, if I perform another operation within emacs, the emacs X11 window immediately becomes garbaged again. Since I usually use the development version of emacs24 straight from bazaar, at first I assumed that it was a new emacs bug, but this also happens with the Debian emacs23 package as well, so I suspect the problem is with a Debian X11-related package. OTOH, I haven't noticed any program besides emacs exhibiting this behavior, so I'm unsure which package to report the bug against. I'm primarily running testing/wheezy, but I occasionally install packages from unstable. Any advice for debugging or bug reporting is very welcome! ~Phillip
