I have `audacious` playing mp3 music; if it's on screen so the frequency-volume-bars are on screen (information bar visualization in audacious view menu) the dancing is far more.
Dancing is not constant; it appears higher (dances more & higher on top display) the more change occurs on the screens; ie. minimize all windows and there is minimal movement. As I have more on the displays it dances more. It's distracting, so I rarely login with gnome.
this still occurs 2019-03-07
guiverc@ d960-ubu2: ~$ neofetch
.- /+oossssoo+ /-. guiverc@d960-ubu2
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I have `audacious` playing mp3 music; if it's on screen so the frequency- volume- bars are on screen (information bar visualization in audacious view menu) the dancing is far more.
Dancing is not constant; it appears higher (dances more & higher on top display) the more change occurs on the screens; ie. minimize all windows and there is minimal movement. As I have more on the displays it dances more. It's distracting, so I rarely login with gnome.