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Created attachment 1227939 [details] Source code for minimal love2d test "game" to reproduce the issue Description of problem: Minimal love2d example with multiple canvases misbehaves and flickers with Gnome3/Wayland/Intel(Skylake). The same example works perfectly fine with X11. I attached the source code for testing. I would just like to say this is not a purely cosmetic lab-crafted issue, I made this example code after having huge flickering issues with an actual game project of mine. which currently would suffer from those problems in the default configuration as Fedora 25 now ships with, unless this issue is fixed. Also I don't know of any good workaround except tell users to run an X11 session, which is a somewhat sub-optimal situation especially for games who may also target a less technically inclined audience. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): GNOME Shell 3.22.2 mutter 3.22.2 love2d 0.10.2 Mesa 12.0.3 How reproducible: 100% (may take a minute of waiting and causing some additional system load, see below) Steps to Reproduce: 1. Download attached source code and place into file named "main.lua" in new empty directory 2. Install love2d (dnf install love) 3. Change into directory with main.lua 4. Type this to launch program: love . Actual results: When running a GNOME Wayland session (Fedora 25 default), the window flickers to black (every 5-30 seconds). The problem appears more often under system load and when a video is playing in a web browser at the same time. In a GNOME X11 session, it displays a perfect white window all the time. Expected results: Window is white under all conditions, including when running with wayland. Additional info:
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