Bug 1025589

What's your desktop environment?

(In reply to Jiri Moskovcak from comment #1)
> What's your desktop environment?

Gnome

> I have to spend more time to reproduce the crash again if I want to report it.

FYI: you can report a crash from Automatic Bug Reporting Tool (gnome-abrt); it is not necessary to wait for a notification bubble

(In reply to lnie from comment #0)
> Expected results:
>  The abrt popup should be minimized at the right bottom corner as in other
> fedora versions,so that the users can click on it and report the bug at
> anytime conveniet for them.

The abrt popup is minimized at the right bottom corner on my F20 box but it is pretty hard to convince gnome-shell to show it. I have to open Activities, move cursor to the bottom of screen, click and the popup appears. Please make sure that this is not your case as well.

(In reply to Jakub Filak from comment #3)
> > I have to spend more time to reproduce the crash again if I want to report it.
> 
> FYI: you can report a crash from Automatic Bug Reporting Tool (gnome-abrt);
> it is not necessary to wait for a notification bubble

I know I can use gnome-abrt to finish the report,I just reported this bug for the
improvement of abrt's performance:-)

(In reply to Jakub Filak from comment #4)
> (In reply to lnie from comment #0)
> > Expected results:
> >  The abrt popup should be minimized at the right bottom corner as in other
> > fedora versions,so that the users can click on it and report the bug at
> > anytime conveniet for them.
> 
> The abrt popup is minimized at the right bottom corner on my F20 box but it
> is pretty hard to convince gnome-shell to show it. I have to open
> Activities, move cursor to the bottom of screen, click and the popup
> appears. Please make sure that this is not your case as well.

I re-tested it just now,unfortunately,I cann't see that minimized popup no matter how hard I try.I use VM  to do this test,maybe that's the reason? 
If so,I still think this should be fixed,you know there are many people who use VM to install the fedora:-)

(In reply to lnie from comment #6)
> I re-tested it just now,unfortunately,I cann't see that minimized popup no
> matter how hard I try.I use VM  to do this test,maybe that's the reason? 
> If so,I still think this should be fixed,you know there are many people who
> use VM to install the fedora:-)

I also use a VM. Please see a screencast at http://jfilak.fedorapeople.org/media/video-gnome-abrt-popup.webm

It would be nice to see a screencast of your destkop [1].


1: https://wiki.gnome.org/GnomeShell/CheatSheet#Screencast_recording

(In reply to Jakub Filak from comment #7)
> (In reply to lnie from comment #6)
> > I re-tested it just now,unfortunately,I cann't see that minimized popup no
> > matter how hard I try.I use VM  to do this test,maybe that's the reason? 
> > If so,I still think this should be fixed,you know there are many people who
> > use VM to install the fedora:-)
> 
> I also use a VM. Please see a screencast at
> http://jfilak.fedorapeople.org/media/video-gnome-abrt-popup.webm
> 
> It would be nice to see a screencast of your destkop [1].
> 
> 
> 1: https://wiki.gnome.org/GnomeShell/CheatSheet#Screencast_recording

ooh,I failed to realize that there is a message in the center of the bottom,
until I saw your screencast.My bad,I just paied more attention on the right corner to see wether there is an icon or so. You know,just as you said,it's more hard to convince gnome-shell to show it.
So,I'd prefer the way in the other versions，if it's not too difficult for developers to change it:-)

(In reply to lnie from comment #8)
> ooh,I failed to realize that there is a message in the center of the bottom,
> until I saw your screencast.My bad,I just paied more attention on the right
> corner to see wether there is an icon or so. You know,just as you said,it's
> more hard to convince gnome-shell to show it.
> So,I'd prefer the way in the other versions，if it's not too difficult for
> developers to change it:-)

I agree, but this must be done by GNOME developers.

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