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Created attachment 475806 [details] broken screenshot Description of problem: When doing a screenshot with 'gnome-screenshot -i' and either 'grab the current window' or 'select area to grab', the result always have the upper part of the image black. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. gnome-screenshot -i 2. choose 'Select Area to grab' 3. grab an area Actual results: The upper part of the picture is black, see attachment Expected results: Shouldn't be black Additional info: I have a standard Fedora-14 installation, but 2 screens with different resolutions attached. I will attach the output of lsmod ans lspic.
Created attachment 475808 [details] output of lsmod
Created attachment 475809 [details] output of lspci
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