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Hello folks, I've posted this to AskUbuntu (with a link on reddit) and the Chrome support forums but have not had much success yet. I tried installing Ubuntu 16.04 on my Dell XPS 13 laptop (from Windows 10) and all hardware works... but when I use Google Chrome to visit a website with a video, such as Twitch.tv, it causes the webpage itself to flicker. Well after looking at chrome://gpu, I saw multiple issues of hardware acceleration being disabled or something along those lines. So I edited some flags in chrome://flags, namely the following:

  • GPU Rasterization: Enable
  • Override software rendering list: Enable
  • Display list 2D canvas: Enable (not sure if this did anything)


Now, this caused the flickering to move from the webpage, to Chrome's address and bookmark bars... no clue why. More importantly though, all the flags in chrome://gpu were fixed with the exception of one called "Native GPUMemoryBuffers (or something along those lines). There is no flag pertaining to this in Chrome, so I was wondering... is this something controllable through Linux? The errors when something is disabled there say it is either disabled through chrome://flags or command line by the operating system.

Right now, I'm back on Windows 10 until this is resolved, but if anyone has any other suggestions, I'd be more than willing to reinstall and try again. Like I said, I'm ruing a Dell XPS laptop with a i5-6200U processor (and Intel 520 graphics chip built on that). I haven't tried previous versions of Ubuntu because the wifi chip inside my computer doesn't work outside of the box, so I waited for 16.04 to be released to make it easier.

Links to other places I've asked this:
https://productforums.google.com/for...8/ax6jvFw1AgAJ
http://askubuntu.com/questions/76004...ing-on-ubuntu#

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