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@ -24,11 +24,11 @@ If you are unsure as to which parameter works with your kernel, check whether
your kernel log from your latest boot has a message containing "i915: unknown
parameter".
## Fix tearing (glithes/artifacts/corruption/...)
## Fix tearing (glitches/artifacts/corruption/...)
By default Qubes OS uses the framebuffer/modesetting driver (`fbdev`). An issue
with `fbdev` is that without compositing VM windows exhibit graphical artefacts
(dom0 is unaffected). Workarounds:
By default Qubes OS uses `fbdev`, the framebuffer/modesetting driver. An issue
with is that without compositing VM windows exhibit graphical artefacts (dom0 is
unaffected). Workarounds:
* enable compositing; it is enabled by default in XFCE (if it was disabled for
some reason, re-enabling it is done in "Window Manager Tweaks"; restarting
@ -37,8 +37,8 @@ with `fbdev` is that without compositing VM windows exhibit graphical artefacts
[faq](https://faq.i3wm.org/question/3279/do-i-need-a-composite-manager-compton.1.html)
mentions using `compton`).
* or switch to the `intel` driver (**for some users the `intel` driver is
unstable, triggering random crashes from oopses to hard reboots !**).
* or switch to the `intel` driver (**Note - for some users the `intel` driver
is unstable, triggering random crashes/reboots !**).
Create `/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-intel.conf` and fill it with
```