Description of problem: As the attached screenshot demonstrates, the notification bubble of the "pup" update manager is slightly displaced. It seems to originate from the power manager icon whereas it should be attached to the "pup" icon (actually associated with "yum-updatesd-2.9.4-4"). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): pirut-1.1.9-1 How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Wait until new updates are available. 2. Log in to "GNOME" session. Actual results: Notification bubble is "attached" to "g-p-m" notification panel icon. Expected results: Notification bubble is "attached" to "pup/yum-updatesd" notification panel icon. Additional info: None.
Created attachment 134671 [details] Screenshot of falsely attached update notification bubble
Known issue. The notification is displayed in a gobject.add_idle() callback, so I'm not sure why this is still happening. Jeremy, any ideas?
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I would say timeout a second or so. Actually if you are loading up a whole session it might take a while for the window to be mapped. This is only an issue when you first start puplet. Waiting a few seconds before assaulting the user witha popup is actually a good idea anyway. The real fix is to detect when the window is fully realized. Perhaps attaching to a mapped signal or something similar?
Hacked around in CVS, although I expect that a full fix really requires the notification daemon to dtrt
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Hi, which library is used to create such popups? Thanks, Mayank
Jeremy, don't tell them !!! :-)
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