What you describe sounds like an issue with KWin's desktop acceleration (i.e. graphics 3D bling). This can either be caused by a specific configuration that exposed an issue in your driver/X, or by driver/X being changed in a way that either triggered an issue within KWin, or that KWin exposed an issue within the X stack that was there all along. In any case it appears to be obvious that the X update is at fault here.
Still, there is the possibility that we need to add your chip/driver to the blacklist, so KWin will not even try to use desktop effects. So, my question for now is: did desktop effects work before (e.g. did your windows have a drop shadow and did you get a fancy animation when you switched across virtual desktops).
Aloha piovisqui!
What you describe sounds like an issue with KWin's desktop acceleration (i.e. graphics 3D bling). This can either be caused by a specific configuration that exposed an issue in your driver/X, or by driver/X being changed in a way that either triggered an issue within KWin, or that KWin exposed an issue within the X stack that was there all along. In any case it appears to be obvious that the X update is at fault here.
Still, there is the possibility that we need to add your chip/driver to the blacklist, so KWin will not even try to use desktop effects. So, my question for now is: did desktop effects work before (e.g. did your windows have a drop shadow and did you get a fancy animation when you switched across virtual desktops).
Thanks in advance and have a nice day :)