Description of problem: Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-mount-0.5-2.fc6 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. plug in USB stick 2. write lots of data to it 3. unmount with right click on stick Actual results: gnome displays the 'please do not remove' notification and then the 'safe to remove' notification as expected, but the latter is a bit too far to the right (see attached screenshot.) Expected results: both dialogs aligned to right edge of screen so that all text is visible. Additional info: not sure if gnome-mount is the correct component for filing this under.
Created attachment 143301 [details] part of screenshot showing the problem
This looks like an issue with notification-daemon not realigning the popup when the text is changed. Reassigning for now.
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