You’re cherry picking things that you feel you can complain about and ignoring the “good tips”.
Instead of arguing, why don’t you try making a test user and see if the problem occurs there too - as you’ve been asked to do several times. This could help us narrow down the issue, and perhaps even help you fix it. Also please check to see if you’ve missed any other “good tips”.
Perhaps, but it’s clear that it should be last in the list and you’re just grasping at things to complain about.
Please note several less drastic things were listed (and ignored), and that this list was only provided after you ignored at least 3 requests for you to test with a new user.
No. If they are trying to find the cause, and/or eliminate any possible causes. Just because each volunteer helper on the forum looks at the issue from a different angle does not mean they are ego-stroking. They are just problem-solving.
For example, my suggestion to try Wayland was because I noticed the issue occurred when you moved the mouse over the text. So, I thought there might be a chance it could be related to how the Xorg compositor is drawing the screen. @ManjaroDevOps was probably thinking along the same lines when they suggested the change to Wayland a few posts before me.
X11 works in a very different way to Wayland due to it using client-server architecture. This is how Xorg deals with the different things (desktop, app windows, titlebars, mouse cursor, key presses etc) that make up & constantly change what you see on screen:
As you can see, X11 has a lot more complexity when drawing a screen, which means there is a lot more that can go wrong. X11 can also be noticeably laggy compared to Wayland due to the extra time required to process every input event, combine them at the server, and send the redrawn screen to the monitor.
Now that X11 being the cause of the issue has most likely been eliminated, attention can be focused on other possible causes.
That’s just how I react whenever I see someone who feels entitled enough to disparage and/or insult the — let me repeat the bold words from higher up — helpful and unpaid volunteers here.
Furthermore, I really don’t like having to flaunt my rank, but you might want to take a look at the words next to my avatar when trying to pick a fight. And as the matter of fact, all of the people who’ve been trying to help you on this thread bear a rank next to their avatar, meaning that they are staff members.
So, do you really want to go flaunting your ego and picking fights, or are you going to create a separate user account on your system to see whether the problem persists?
No, the bullying was already ongoing, and there was only one person doing it, namely you. And now you’re pissed because you’ve come across someone who’s not going to stand for it.
So, okay, I think we can now surmise that your problem isn’t serious enough for you to try with another user account, and that you’re only interested in picking fights. This thread will therefore be closed and unlisted.
I guess should also provide you with the following weather forecast. You will now probably feel an irresistable urge to post a thread under the Forum category to lament our “bullish behavior” in genuine victim style.
Let me save you the trouble by warning you that if you do this, it will be unlisted and closed just the same, and that you will then probably receive an official warning, either from myself or from one of my colleagues. And if you then still choose to flaunt your arrogance, then we will gladly provide you with an armed escort to the door.
Am I making myself clear enough, or do you need a picture with that?
instead of trying to fix your issue.
