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[Lobster]

using the enclosed omya.jpg as a wallpaper background (using the stretch option)
in Dingo beta2 I am able to see directly into some sort of visual cache
(I had to restart x 3 times to get a plain wallpaper again)

The effect is quite cool - I enclose two 'ghosting' backgrounds that appeared . . . they seem to be leaking from Seamonkey browsing . . .
and have a tendency to change . . .

It seems that a visual cache is hovering between unreality and manifestation
The usual authorities have been informed . . .

Update:
The ghosting is linked to Seamonkey crashing
Seamonkey seems to be crashing/slowing after 1 -2 hours of heavy usage
I restart X windows
- the wallpaper then changes . . .
Mantra info can be found here
http://tmxxine.com/y/wikka.php?wakka=BuddhaThought

[Aitch]

LOL

It would have to be you that found 'the ghost in the machine' Lobster

So here's a prize - 'music to my ears', did I hear?

http://www.sams.ac.uk/sams-news/old-site-news/archive-2005/ig-nobel-prize

Aitch

[Lobster]

[Aitch]

@Lobster
Perhaps somewhere there is a crossover [symlink or misreading] between seamonkey cache and a temp cache, with temp being used before swap is activated, yes?
That would do it
Either that or maybe it's a video [or x] cache thing

Aitch

[ttuuxxx]

You should put that pc on ebay and say it has a ghost in it, Could fetch you a lot of cash,

"Haunted PC with Ghost inside"
buy it now $50 000.00
LOL
who ya going to Call "Ghost Busters!!!!"
ttuuxxx

[Lobster]

Could be Aitch,

I have noticed for years that when you close down Linux
it sometimes flashes up an image from the browser cache . . .
Now somehow it is combining with the wallpaper . . .

Death Quote of Oscar Wilde
"Either that wallpaper goes, or I do."

[Lobster]