Description of problem: When I migrated from CentOS 5.5 to Fedora 13, my screen resolution stayed the same from 1680x1050 in CentOS to 1680x1050 in Fedora. After this upgrade, nautilus windows, the terminal window, Firefox, basically every X window lagged while moving. By lag, I mean that I would drag the window a few inches over, and it would take three seconds to refresh the new position of the window. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): It probably counts as either a GNOME problem or an X server problem, no idea which. How reproducible: Cannot say, only noticed it on one box; I do not have another with a 20"+ monitor to test it on. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Use a 20"+ monitor. 2. Set the monitor to screen resolution 1680x1050 or larger in System => Preferences => Monitors. 3. Try moving windows. Actual results: Windows take approximately three seconds to refresh their position after moving them from one location to another. Expected results: The refresh rate of windows should take less than a second. Additional info: This also stopped Vino from correctly displaying, but that is for another bug report.
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