Description of problem: The FC5 timezone map provides no indication of what city the cursor is pointing to. The only way to identify the city is to select it, which closes the closeup map and changes the actual city selection. If that was the wrong selection you then have to select a region, get an expanded view, point to a different city (hoping that you are pointing to a different city dot) and select again. The FC4 technique of having a hot label that identifies the city as the cursor crosses over it's dot is a much better way of doing things (although the FC5 ability to expand a region was a good improvement). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: All the time Steps to Reproduce: 1. During installation go to the timezone map 2. Click a region to expand it 3. Move the mouse to a city dot Actual results: There is no indication which city the cursor is pointing to. Expected results: A hot label (ala what was done in FC4) should identify the city. Additional info:
Indeed. Its very much a problem in areas of the world map where cities are packed closely together,such as in the Middle East. It might be a good idea to also provide better zoom in these areas, as its really hard to make sure that you hit Jerusalem and not Gaza, Cairo or Amman.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 178094 ***