Description of problem: - on enlightenment-0.20.9, keyboard is frozen. I have to wait few seconds (about 12 seconds) for displaying what I type. - Clock (seconds) is frozen, then, suddenly restart, then stop again - these two problems disappear when moving mouse cursor - these two problems disappear when changing the conf software -> opengl Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 0.20.9 How reproducible: The bug appears when choosing "software", not "opengl" Steps to Reproduce: 1. start enlightenment with fresh install 2. menu -> composite -> software (default install) 3. clock (seconds) doesn't work, except when moving mouse cursor 4. launch a terminal (terminology or xfce4-terminal), enter text 5. text is displayed after 10 or 15 seconds 6. if I move mouse cursor, text is displayed immediately Actual results: Enlightenment works only using opengl conf, not software conf Expected results: normal display Additional info: I got same problem with compiled efl-18 and enlightenment-21.2 on fedora-24 Bug report is here https://phab.enlightenment.org/T4415
I forgot hardware Asus X751 laptop intel HD Graphics 5500 driver: i915
I got same problem with Lxde and Openbox No problem with Xfce4, Blackbox, Icewm and Cinnamon...
I feel like this isn't an enlightenment bug if you can reproduce it on several distinct desktop environments. Maybe somewhere in the X11 layer? *shrug*
I report this bug as x11 bug here https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1373834
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