Created attachment 872490 [details] Screen shot showing the missing popups when I click the battery icon Description of problem: The gnome shell's popups don't appear properly. For example, when I click on the system menu at the top right of the screen (the wireless, speaker, and battery icons), instead of getting the usual popup dialog window, I get a few unresponsive icons in white at the very right edge of the screen (as shown in the attached screen shot). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-shell-3.10.4-1.fc20.i686 How reproducible: This doesn't happen all the time. Sometimes I log in and everything works correctly; other times it doesn't. THe behavior within a single login session is consistent: either the popups appear always or they don't appear at all. Additional info: It's possible that this bad behavior is related to a shell extension, but I haven't found any reliable correlation between the behavior and the set of enabled extensions.
It has been almost two weeks with no feedback at all. Is anybody going to try to help with this bug report?
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