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Op vr, 07-01-2005 te 12:45 -0700, schreef James Earl:
> Has anyone else experienced GNOME anomalies or ghosts in the form of 
> what looks like a drag-n-drop going across part of the screen?  And no, 
> I don't do drugs!  :)
> 
> I think the only time I experience them is when using GIMP, and I've 
> noticed them for as long as I've been using GNOME and The GIMP.

You not the only one, seen it also here. It happens here when I drag
stuff from nautilus to totem. The gnome version that I'm running is
2.9.x series.

> I'm just curious more than anything, to know if anyone else has noticed 
> this?
> 
> James

Koop