Haven't experienced that...
If it's running an X server (via whatever Linux Visteon is using) this should not be possible; the server should be in a separate address space from all the apps. Of course, people have been busily removing all the nice network capability and address-space separation and other great things from X, all in the name of performance and 3D acceleration and so on... :s (I have not dug into the internals of X in over a decade now, yikes.)Fabulist said:Has anyone else seen these random characters on the command center display. I think one of the applications is corrupting the display memory space ...