bug#18912: 24.4; mode-line corruption on graphical frames in dual-headed display

["Bruno Félix Rezende Ribeiro" <oitofelix@gnu.org>]

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Stefan Monnier wrote:
> [ Told ya!  ;-)  ]

Yeah, but I don't remember getting this far investigating the problem
last time.  You do have impressive recollection capabilities, though.

> Of course, your graphics driver has probably changed over the course of
> those 5 years, so maybe the driver bug simply wasn't present earlier.

This bug torments me since the beginning of my usage of dual-headed setups.

> Could you please open a bug-report to the maintainers of your graphics
> driver and try to make sure it's fixed there?

I could do it, for sure!  However I have the feeling that in the end
they will blame Emacs, as nothing similar happens to any other
application, AFAIK.

> Of course it's possible.
> But it seems unlikely, since AFAIK the acceleration code only affects
> what/how the pixels are written but not how the X server talks to
> the application.

Maybe that glitch is only a side effect of Emacs presuming something it
shouldn't presume.  This is only speculation, but think about it.

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