Version details: Garnome
Distribution/Version: Gentoo

The wallpaper (and toolbars, desktop etc) seem to jump about an amount of pixels
up or down every time it has to redraw the desktop. What may be happening is a
broken bitblt or something before after or before it redraws the bit of the
wallpaper that it needs to redraw. 

This occurs different amounts and directions for every wallpaper I choose, and
for tiled wallpapers it seems to tile parts of the screen like the toolbars and
icons. I will attach screenshots showing the problem.

Occasionally I can make it stop by selecting wallpaper A, then selecting a
different wallpaper (wallpaper B), then selecting None. It will show wallpaper B
on the desktop. This method of fixing it will only work if I choose certain
wallpapers as wallpaper B (Gnome branded foot is one).

I'm using Garnome 2.11.90, X Window System Version 6.8.2, Radeon drivers, Kernel
2.6.12-gentoo-r1. This didn't seem to occur in a remote Xnest, gnome-terminal
with transparency turned on or in a vnc session of 1024x768. My resolution is
1280x1024.

I'm not sure whether nautilus is the correct place to put this bug,.. maybe GTK
or even X is the problem? Since garnome uses an install inside my home, maybe
there is a library/linking problem or incompatibility.