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Old 05-27-2003, 06:24 AM   #1
spiteres
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lines remaining when I launch an app or terminal


Hi everyone, first off, if this is the wrong forum for a question like this please let me know (and where to go!).

I've just started to use Suse 8.1 distro, everything's working fine except for one annoying little detail...
If I launch any terminal/application, when I mimimize the app/T those little black lines that point to the window's edges remain. I'm using KDE if that's any help. Does it sound anything like a refresh problem to anyone? Has anyone come across something like this before?

If I refresh the desktop those lousy little things disappear..........

all the best,
Robin.
 
  


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