I posted a quick blurb about this in the "RC Announcement" and was waiting until the final version to see if it was corrected.
I have an Asus EeePC 1000HEB netbook which was running Mint 10. I upgraded (fresh install) to Mint 11. Now, when I run Firefox, VLC, and (I believe) Thunderbird when I go to click on things (like volume control, tabs, etc) its as if the "hot spots" are off by a few pixels. At first, I thought it might be because I was using Maximus to help in getting the most screen real estate. Disabling it doesn't seem to help.
Has anyone else seen this?
LinuxMint 11, Asus EeePC - Trouble clicking inside windows
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I've been using my system without Maximum and it *appears* the problem has gone away. I've been so busy lately I haven't really been paying attention to my computer. I think the only remaining application with a problem is VLC's volume control.
I'll try to pay attention tonight & run a few programs to see if removing Maximus did in fact fix the problem.
I'll try to pay attention tonight & run a few programs to see if removing Maximus did in fact fix the problem.