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In a fresh fedora 25 nightly, anaconda fails to write it's PID file at start (probably selinux, since there's an selinux denial notification, too). This wouldn't be a big deal, I guess, except anaconda notifies the user about this failure, using zenity, in a dialog that pops behind the anaconda window. This causes a notification to show up saying '"Unable to create PID file" is now ready' It's not fatal, there's nothing the user can do, the user doesn't need to know. I mean it can go in a log file somewhere, sure, but it's not the kind of error that merits user interaction.
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