I have no idea which component might actually have the bug here, (compiz, X server, or intel driver). But after enabling desktop effects I'm seeing undesired cyan in several places---it looks almost like initially mapped windows are first appearing as cyan before getting the application-painted contents. The most objectionable place to see the effect is by clicking on the system menus. There's definitely a flash of cyan before the fade-in begins. I first noticed the problem after enabling DRI2, but it appears to exist without that as well, (though much more subtle---perhaps it's just not lasting as long). I wasn't able to obtain a screenshot of the objectionable cyan flash. But perhaps compiz is putting some cyan into transparent windows intentionally? For example, in the screenshot here, the "Appearance Preferences" window has some regions that are given a bit of a cyan tint, (while other portions retain their original gray color). So perhaps that's related. Also, there is some corruption of the image thumbnails in the dialog, but I'll open a separate bug for that. -Carl
Created attachment 304441 [details] Screenshot of strange cyan tint in transparent window
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