After restarting Chromium, fonts are malformed












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Everything works great until I restart Chromium. Then the fonts appear as in the screenshot. The weird part is that only the tab title and the link is malformed. And it won't fix till a system restart. Arch Linux, fully updated, with KDE.



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  • No screenshot. Probably also need the complete markup or a link to debug, otherwise we're just guessing.

    – Rob
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  • Also, how do you restart Chromium exactly?

    – Mr Lister
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  • Sorry about that...screenshot added. I restart it normally. Close i for a while and reopen it later

    – py_script
    Dec 2 '12 at 21:20
















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Everything works great until I restart Chromium. Then the fonts appear as in the screenshot. The weird part is that only the tab title and the link is malformed. And it won't fix till a system restart. Arch Linux, fully updated, with KDE.



enter image description here










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  • No screenshot. Probably also need the complete markup or a link to debug, otherwise we're just guessing.

    – Rob
    Dec 2 '12 at 16:52













  • Also, how do you restart Chromium exactly?

    – Mr Lister
    Dec 2 '12 at 17:20











  • Sorry about that...screenshot added. I restart it normally. Close i for a while and reopen it later

    – py_script
    Dec 2 '12 at 21:20














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Everything works great until I restart Chromium. Then the fonts appear as in the screenshot. The weird part is that only the tab title and the link is malformed. And it won't fix till a system restart. Arch Linux, fully updated, with KDE.



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Everything works great until I restart Chromium. Then the fonts appear as in the screenshot. The weird part is that only the tab title and the link is malformed. And it won't fix till a system restart. Arch Linux, fully updated, with KDE.



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  • No screenshot. Probably also need the complete markup or a link to debug, otherwise we're just guessing.

    – Rob
    Dec 2 '12 at 16:52













  • Also, how do you restart Chromium exactly?

    – Mr Lister
    Dec 2 '12 at 17:20











  • Sorry about that...screenshot added. I restart it normally. Close i for a while and reopen it later

    – py_script
    Dec 2 '12 at 21:20



















  • No screenshot. Probably also need the complete markup or a link to debug, otherwise we're just guessing.

    – Rob
    Dec 2 '12 at 16:52













  • Also, how do you restart Chromium exactly?

    – Mr Lister
    Dec 2 '12 at 17:20











  • Sorry about that...screenshot added. I restart it normally. Close i for a while and reopen it later

    – py_script
    Dec 2 '12 at 21:20

















No screenshot. Probably also need the complete markup or a link to debug, otherwise we're just guessing.

– Rob
Dec 2 '12 at 16:52







No screenshot. Probably also need the complete markup or a link to debug, otherwise we're just guessing.

– Rob
Dec 2 '12 at 16:52















Also, how do you restart Chromium exactly?

– Mr Lister
Dec 2 '12 at 17:20





Also, how do you restart Chromium exactly?

– Mr Lister
Dec 2 '12 at 17:20













Sorry about that...screenshot added. I restart it normally. Close i for a while and reopen it later

– py_script
Dec 2 '12 at 21:20





Sorry about that...screenshot added. I restart it normally. Close i for a while and reopen it later

– py_script
Dec 2 '12 at 21:20










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It is most likely a bug with pixman. It has also been filed upstream.



There are several threads on the Arch boards about this issue, with various suggested workrounds—depending on your driver.






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