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Mahfuzur Rahman avatar Ubuntu

Temporary Graphical Glitch/Artifact on Xubuntu 20.04.2.0 Upon Loggin out and Relogin

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Mahfuzur Rahman

I am getting weird graphical glitch on Xubuntu 20.04.2.0 on my workbench. When I login and transition from the login screen to the desktop happens I get a graphical glitch for a few milliseconds, similar to this. Example of glitch

Although, the glitch is not that prominent as shown on the picture (taken from the internet), but it is a let down to see such glitch every time I login to the system. And, this glitch only happens when I logout from an active session and then log back in. But, it does not occur when I power on the system and login in. I had used Xubuntu 20.04 and 20.04.1 on far less powerful laptop then my current workstation, but haven't noticed it.

System Specification of the Current Workbench:

  1. Intel Core i3 10100 processor with integrated graphics
  2. 16gb RAM
  3. B460 Motherboard

system Specification of the Laptop:

  1. Intel Core i3 7100u with integrated gpu
  2. Nvidia mx110 gpu
  3. 4gb RAM

I have used several other distros and desktop environment like Ubuntu (gnome), Linuxmint (Cinnamon), Kubuntu and Manjaro (gnome). But non of them showed such problems. Also, I did not get the chance to try xubuntu 20.04.2.0 on the old laptop as it not available to me right now. Therefore, I asking the question to the community in anyone faced this issue and solved it or knows the real cause. It would really kind of you if you please help me fix the problem. Thank You.

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