On my Suse 11.0 installation on a AMD 64 bit system (2.41 GHz, 3,37 GB, ATI Radeon X1200 Series) I have issues with my screen. I use a Plug and Play (Pray?) monitor. (Octigen MA9CKA 19" TFT LCD monitor).
The issues I have are difficult to describe. But let me try. When you scroll in a document you will not get the fresh page, but lines. It is as if the bottom line of the browser becomes part of the document. If I change my view to another document, and back, the new part is displayed as it should be. But this is not a work around that makes me happy. :’(
No. It is even not dependent on a browser, or any other document type window. I even have it with the cursor. When it is busy, you get a bouncing ball. This bouncing also has this same behaviour, that the lines of the previous image are still displayed. So I think it is more a problem of not fast enough calculating the images that have to be displayed. This results in displaying part of the old image.
i had a similar problem with radeon … i could solve the issue by going to opensuse.org → search for software → key in radeon → one-click install the radeon-hd drivers … the problem came back after an update, so i locked the driver in yast (the little padlock option that prevents modification) … well, it worked for me at least …theo