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Description of problem: Pressing Control-Alt-Delete (default gnome shortcut) launches the shutdown dialog and focuses the Shutdown entry. That's convenient, since I have to only press the enter key to initiate shutdown. But 2 seconds later, another identical dialog pops up *under* it, which draws the focus away from the top dialog, and requires me to use the mouse. Furthermore, I have to click the cancel button twice in order for the dialog to go away. How reproducible: Every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. Press Control-Alt-Delete 2. Wait 2 seconds 3. Observe that the focus goes away 4. Click "Cancel" 5. Observe that there is another dialog underneath Actual results: Two shutdown dialogs on top of each other are shown. Expected results: Only one dialog is shown, focus is on the Shutdown button. Additional info: Note that this happens only with the default GNOME keyboard binding. If I run gnome-session-quit --power-off From a terminal or from the Alt-F2 prompt, only one dialog is presented. Also, a workaround is to unbind the Ctrl-Alt-Delete shortcut, create a custom shortcut that runs `gnome-session-quit --power-off` and bind Ctrl-Alt-Delete to that. This possibly is related to bug #1046737 .
This seems to have been fixed in Fedora 25.
Sorry, actually it doesn't seem to be fixed. It seems I am still experiencing this. Additional info: - NO double dialog when pressing the shutdown button in the menu. - Double Dialog when one of the following applications are currently open: * Chrome * Firefox * Dropbox * VLC (but also closes it) - NO Double Dialog when only the following applications are currently open: * gnome-control-center * Nautilus * Rhythmbox * LibreOffice Writer, Impress, Calc * gedit Is it possible that this has to do with shutdown inhibitors?
Created attachment 1229899 [details] Screen recording of the behaviour after pressing control-alt-delete Here is a small video file illustrating the issue. Observe that right before the second dialog is shown, "Some applications are busy or have unsaved work" appears on the screen.
Having the same problem, focus is lost after two seconds, but when cancelling cannot find the second shut down window.
In my case it happens with Dropbox, Firefox or VLC open but not with Chrome.
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