Created attachment 326291 [details] patch -p1 after patch4 in the .spec file Description of problem: just like bug #475381 https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=475381 the stripe is not RTL aware so in Right to left languages, text will be shown over it and will be very ugly and hard to read the patch is attached I applied it after the last fedora patch
Created attachment 326292 [details] rtl bug in notification
Created attachment 326308 [details] patch -p1 after patch4 in the .spec file it's looks much better to align to the entire notification not just the hbox
Patch looks ok to me. Please file an upstream bug at http://www.galago-project.org too.
But the second patch looks the same as the first one. Is that intentional ?
Turns out there is an old upstream bug for this already: http://trac.galago-project.org/ticket/130 Please attach your patch there.
that's a different problem in GTK but I'll tell him anyway I have a better patch > But the second patch looks the same as the first one. Is that intentional ? I remember that one of the patches used to with of the hbox while the other used the width of the entire notification area anyway I'll obs both patches in favor of the new one that uses gtk instead of pango like Martin Sourada's patch
Created attachment 328025 [details] patch -p1 after patch4 in the .spec file use gtk_widget_get_default_direction() instead of pango
here we go http://trac.galago-project.org/ticket/173
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just apply the patch as they did in notification-daemon-engine-nodoka
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