Created attachment 1602039 [details] Screen shot when problem happened Description of problem: My server install fedora 29 with gnome-desktop. When I connect the server with 1024x768 resolution by vnc and move the files window quickly, it has graphic remnants of previous position sometimes. This graphic remnants won't disapper until I right click on the screen or click the activity button. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): mesa-dri-drivers-18.2.2-1.fc29.aarch64.rpm mesa-filesystem-18.2.2-1.fc29.aarch64.rpm How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1.Install fedora 29 with gnome-desktop on a aarch64 machine 2.Start vncserver on this machine 3.Use vnc viewer connect it by vnc with 1024x768 resolution 4.Click Activitie,then click Files 5.Move the Files window quickly and stop Actual results: Screen has graphic remnants of file window at previous position sometimes and not disapper. Expected results: no graphic remnants Additional info: Most of other resolutions don't have this problem. Downgrade mesa-dri-drivers and mesa-filesystem to 18.1.5-1.fc29 manually can fix this problem,and mesa version >=18.2.0 will cause this problem.
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