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Created attachment 1432273 [details] Screenshot with 1 line (the last zoom factor before duplication). Description of problem: I was editing my text on a notebook with a freshly installed Fedora 27. I realized, in one paragraph there is the same line twice. I thought I accidently copied a part of text but when I moved cursor to the line it enlarges over both lines I could only edit both at once. I tried to zoom in (Ctrl-+) to see it better and suddenly the duplication disappeared. My conclusion is, it is a SW problem while rendering the text. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): geany-1.33-1.fc27.x86_64 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Set screen resolution to have the width of 1920. 2. Start Geany. 3. Write the following text as 1 paragraph (Enter only at the end): Pin PB7 na čipu PIA slouží k přepínání výstupu mezi SIO a Centronics. Je-li na tomto pinu logická 0, posílají se tiskové příkazy přes Centronics. Je-li tam logická 1, tisk je směrován klasicky přes SIO. 4. Activate Document -> Line Wrapping 5. Deactivate View -> Show Sidebar 6. Press Ctrl-+ repeatedly till the text fills exactly 2 screen lines. 7. Press Ctrl-+ once again. Actual results: The second line is shown twice (the same content in line 3). Expected results: The second line is shown only once. Additional info: - Tested on x86_64 only. - I use geany-1.33-1. - It seems the problem only appears with the default "Monospace Regular" font. If I change the font, the problem disappears. - I attach 2 screenshots.
Created attachment 1432274 [details] Screenshot with 2 lines (the zoom factor causing duplication).
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