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Description of problem: I've got two users logged in via switch-user. One user is playing Angry Birds on Chrome. The other user is working. The working user can see a bit of bleed-through from Angry Birds on his root window. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): xorg-x11-server-Xorg-1.9.5-1.fc14.i686.rpm How reproducible: Not tried. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Log in as user 'A', start chrome, download angry birds for free, play 2. Switch User, log in as user 'B' 3. Actual results: There's rows of pixels that are recognizable as angry birds artwork, repeating across user 'B's desktop. Expected results: Complete isolation between A and B. Additional info: It doesn't matter if angry birds is minimized or not, the artwork is still there. See attached screenshot. After switching back to A, the chrome windows was full of garbage, except for the small area where the birds were, to the left of the slingshot. Also, the pixels are now embedded in my root window, since I closed chrome and logged out user A but the pixels are still there.
Created attachment 510372 [details] Screenshot, showing pixels from angry birds on another user's desktop.
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