Description of problem: Hedgewars runs at fullscreen, but while executing this app in gnome-shell, the fullscreen window will blink... How reproducible: Run Hedgewars in full screen mode, select local game, then simple game and then see how it blinks constantly. Steps to Reproduce: 0. Configure full screen mode in Hedgewars (lower-right button in main window) 1. Run Hedgewars 2. Play Hedgewars (local or network game) Expected results: The app window shouldn't blink: it doesn't if it's not set to full screen (you can toogle full screen with F12 key while playing) or if you are in gnome fall back mode. Additional info: Using Nouveau with NVIDIA graphics card (don't know if this may affect results as I can't test it in a computer with other card).
PS: I guess nouveau doesn't affect results as if I execute Hedgewars at full screen in gnome with fall-back mode, it will work with no issues.
Have you tried to install the proprieatary driver that NVidia provides? Everything is OK with that one.
Yeah, it does work with NVIDIA proprietary drivers, but as I wrote before, using Nouveau is all right if you don't use GNOME Shell (3D) and you use the fall-back mode.
But who will want to use fall-back every time you want to play, for example Hedgewars
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