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Hallvor wrote: ↑2022-06-02 16:27 If the solutions above don't work, here is a possibility with the compton compositor: https://www.maketecheasier.com/get-rid- ... ing-linux/

Very informative article.
I kinda understand what was the problem. and it is fixed now.
thanks a lot.

If that's an old processor do not use DE at all, go for Window Manager Openbox+tint2 with selective applications installed Imo. I'll try that. they seem lighter and have less things I don't want, but at the same time a hassle to set up and configure. About TearFree Create a text file " 20-inte...

Edit the xorg.conf file[1] that you created to apply the (non-existent) TearFree option to the modesetting driver and change "modesetting" to "intel". https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Intel_graphics#Xorg_configuration shows a bare stanza with no Options lines. This fixed it. tha...

Hallvor wrote: ↑2022-06-02 09:37 I have Intel HD graphics myself, and have not had a problem with screen tearing since I used XFCE. Is there a way you can enable compositing?

I have checked.
It is enabled. I think that is the default. Disabling it increase the tearing.

Some desktop environments have settings to reduce tearing, such as video sync, but you haven't even let us know what desktop you're using. Did not know it was relevant. I'm using xfce4. As a first step, please install "inxi" from the repos, and then copypaste the terminal output here in c...

You recompiled the X server with the described patches applied? The modesetting driver does not have a TearFree option otherwise... No, I just did what they said at the end. i did not know mine does not have a TearFree option I presume you have an Intel card you could try xserver-xorg-video-intel i...

Hi. I recently installed Debian 11 on my Laptop (Dell Inspiron N5040) and it been running greatly, except for playing videos,i noticed some lagging and tearing, then i started noticing it while moving windows or scrolling through a documents. I followed what is suggested here: https://wiki.debian.or...

I managed to make a small progress but still couldn't figure how to make it work :( first you'll have to create a new connection profile : nmcli connection add type wifi-p2p ifname p2p-dev-wlo1 wifi-p2p-peer [mac address of the device you want to connect to] reading nm-setting-nmcli manual pages wil...