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Description of problem: When konsole window is maximized or in full screen mode after about 20 seconds the font gets noticeably darker. It looks kind of similar to a window which has lost focus. This happens with compositing both enabled and disabled. Typing, clicking in the konsole, using konsole's menu doesn't prevent the font from getting darker. I have a two monitor configuration and I have noticed that this only happens on one of the screens. Grabbing the title bar to move the window to a different monitor restores the original brightness. Switching to another window and then switching back restores the original brightness. Having another window on top of konsole partially covering it prevents the font brightness from changing if the other window is more then 50 % on the same monitor as konsole. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 4.6.3-1 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open konsole 2. Maximize it or select "Full Screen Mode" from Settings menu 3. Wait about 20 seconds Actual results: Font in the konsole gets darker. It's a gradual process. Expected results: Look of the konsole doesn't change by itself. Additional info: Video driver - this is happening with both nvidia and nouveau drivers. I cannot attach a meaningful screen-shot since the effect is not visible in screen-shot images.
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