https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=411506
--- Comment #9 from Michael Butash <mich...@butash.net> --- > Can you move frozen windows with mouse? I can move the window itself, but content within such as the current webpage does not refresh. I have to minimize, unhide to get it to force a refresh to change the page position, see refreshed click on a link, scroll up/down, etc. > You may also want to re-enable compositing in KWin. Go to compositor settings > and check "Enable compositor on startup" That doesn't work anymore, such that I updated this yesterday. That is normally my fix, to flip gl versions, or disable/enable as you said, but now I just get the kwin "Compositing is not possible" error when trying to restart in *any* capacity. It's degraded itself to be systemically broken at this point far as I can tell, and always gets to this point. Last time prior trying this 8-10mo ago, Kwin compositing would lag something fierce upon boot, and destabilize within the day about the same ways, just at a much accelerated pace. Trying this the past few months, it's been much improved, but still degrades over time like a bad memory or other resource leak. I'm sure I see this as one of few with a 11520x2160 framebuffer to actually stress-test the video subsystems, but perhaps there needs to be a valgrind-ish tool for the compositor world to test this. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
