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OK. Thanks for the answer. Well, I asked because apparently respinning Debian is quite complicated with live-wrapper and setting up a mirror, creating packages etc.

Hi,

is it possible to install MX Remaster and MX Snapshot on Debian (9 or 10)? If yes, how? Obviously the deb-packages cannot be installed.

Thanks in advance

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well I am not sure. I am now using Lubuntu 19.04 with Compiz and it is definitely worse. Maybe it has something to do with the 5.x kernel? Although Compiz settings are probably different since I had to set up Compiz form scratch.

Well it might be easier just to try a live debian 9 on a pendrive? But I am almost sure that I already tested this with debian 9

well the computers that I checked out today were not exactly budget pc's at the fh technikum (it is something like a technical/it university), they had 16 GB of ram, 8-core-cpu's, well and the intel hd 6xx graphics. Honestly I would be happy if someone with different hardware could tell if this is a...

Apparently this is an Intel resp. modesetting driver bug. Apparently these Intel video cards are just not good.

az2020 wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2019 12:54 pm We must be noticing the same thing. It's very minor, and yet annoying.

what kind of graphics-video hardware do you have?

Well it is a bit better when I am using Compton, it is also better when using no compositor at all and it is worst when using the xfwm4/compositor
it is very well noticeable with horiyontal lines or text since text kind of also consits of horizontal lines

btw I did try a different mouse - same. I do not think it is the mouse or the touchpad.
edit checked again openbox, a little bit better than xfwm4, kde and gnome-cinnamon, but not perfect either
I think Marco and Compiz are the best in this respect

yes, exactly, sometimes it feels like it is going backwards for a fraction of a second. btw, today I checked out the computers at the fh technikum wien - same. they have ubuntu 19.04 gnome. and almost the same video cards, intel hd graphics 600 something. I think this is a bug. probably in the graph...