Linux player - bounding box ghosts?

Hello,
When I use the blur filter, I usually wind up seeing a faint
rendition of the bounding box in my swf. Apparently this does not
happen for Windows users. Is this a known issue?
For an example swf with a screen capture of how I see it,
click
here.
Thanks,
Matt

Matt, you should either report this through the linux player
bug report, OR open an authoring support case using your Flash
authoring serial number...

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