"No, that is a bug in adobe's software renderer not being able to handle any none 24-depth framebuffers. It equally affects you if have a 30- or 36-bpp monitor. The correct workaround here is specifying DefaultDepth 24 or just complaining to adobe."
The active ingredient of your workaround is changing the framebuffer depth.
I've told you exactly what the issue is:
"No, that is a bug in adobe's software renderer not being able to handle any none 24-depth framebuffers. It equally affects you if have a 30- or 36-bpp monitor. The correct workaround here is specifying DefaultDepth 24 or just complaining to adobe."
The active ingredient of your workaround is changing the framebuffer depth.