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edited Apr 13, 2017 at 12:32

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Most LCD monitors have problems displaying regular regular patterns of dots (or lines). I've tried several LCDs, and on each of them dots in background of askubuntu flicker badly. That's why it's a bad idea to use them in a design. This issue was described at least twice:

"<display> cannot handle the pattern of dots"

"dotted backgrounds are really unfriendly to my eyes"

Could we fix this, please?

UPD. I'm not interested in monkey patches like in the question someone told this is a duplicate of. I wish this was solved properly. I need no advice on Greasemonkey or Adblock.

Most LCD monitors have problems displaying regular patterns of dots (or lines). I've tried several LCDs, and on each of them dots in background of askubuntu flicker badly. That's why it's a bad idea to use them in a design. This issue was described at least twice:

"<display> cannot handle the pattern of dots"

"dotted backgrounds are really unfriendly to my eyes"

Could we fix this, please?

UPD. I'm not interested in monkey patches like in the question someone told this is a duplicate of. I wish this was solved properly. I need no advice on Greasemonkey or Adblock.

Most LCD monitors have problems displaying regular patterns of dots (or lines). I've tried several LCDs, and on each of them dots in background of askubuntu flicker badly. That's why it's a bad idea to use them in a design. This issue was described at least twice:

"<display> cannot handle the pattern of dots"

"dotted backgrounds are really unfriendly to my eyes"

Could we fix this, please?

UPD. I'm not interested in monkey patches like in the question someone told this is a duplicate of. I wish this was solved properly. I need no advice on Greasemonkey or Adblock.

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edited Mar 17, 2017 at 10:13

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replaced http://meta.askubuntu.com/ with https://meta.askubuntu.com/

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edited Mar 17, 2017 at 10:13

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Most LCD monitors have problems displaying regular patterns of dots (or lines). I've tried several LCDs, and on each of them dots in background of askubuntu flicker badly. That's why it's a bad idea to use them in a design. This issue was described at least twice:

"<display> cannot handle the pattern of dots""<display> cannot handle the pattern of dots"

"dotted backgrounds are really unfriendly to my eyes""dotted backgrounds are really unfriendly to my eyes"

Could we fix this, please?

UPD. I'm not interested in monkey patches like in the question someone told this is a duplicate of. I wish this was solved properly. I need no advice on Greasemonkey or Adblock.

Most LCD monitors have problems displaying regular patterns of dots (or lines). I've tried several LCDs, and on each of them dots in background of askubuntu flicker badly. That's why it's a bad idea to use them in a design. This issue was described at least twice:

"<display> cannot handle the pattern of dots"

"dotted backgrounds are really unfriendly to my eyes"

Could we fix this, please?

UPD. I'm not interested in monkey patches like in the question someone told this is a duplicate of. I wish this was solved properly. I need no advice on Greasemonkey or Adblock.

Most LCD monitors have problems displaying regular patterns of dots (or lines). I've tried several LCDs, and on each of them dots in background of askubuntu flicker badly. That's why it's a bad idea to use them in a design. This issue was described at least twice:

"<display> cannot handle the pattern of dots"

"dotted backgrounds are really unfriendly to my eyes"

Could we fix this, please?

UPD. I'm not interested in monkey patches like in the question someone told this is a duplicate of. I wish this was solved properly. I need no advice on Greasemonkey or Adblock.