Description of problem: I'm running the pymol test for the F18 nouveau test day. The test is run from a i386 live CD. The content in the large window of pymol seems to jump up and down by about the distance of to (text) characters high. This jumping happens frequently, but I can't find a pattern for it. It seems to be related to screen redrawal. It already happens with the default content when the program start, but makes the application really unuseable when trying to manipulate one of the demo's. I'm not sure how to describe the "jumping" clearly. It seems there are two positions for the window content. The normal one, where the content starts properly in the top left corner of the window and ends in the bottom right corner. In the bad position, the content starts slightly to the right and about two text characters high shifted down. The area above and to the left of this is plain black. The bottom and right end of the content are chopped off. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): pymol (I forgot to note the version number, sorry) How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. I just had to install and run pymol. 2. 3. Actual results: Jumpy window, making it next to impossible to do anything with the content. Expected results: Stable content on which one can click. Additional info: Smolt profile: http://www.smolts.org/client/show/pub_fe80c09b-e620-42f8-b48c-778d5b1eae4a
Might be a duplicate of bug 860228.
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