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Description of problem: Add/remove software does not show progressbar or similar Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): rhel 6 beta How reproducible: Install packages with Add/Remove software Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install a package with add/remove software 2. Try to find out if downloading packages is going forward or not 3. Wait for a unknown time or quit the program Actual results: No progressbar visible Expected results: Downloading packages tells us what it is doing Additional info:
Also installing packages tells just that is installing. It would nice to see what it is doing... Also after when installing development tools like gcc git svn etc "Run new application?" message pops up with two monitor icons. The line next icon that should probably tell the name of the application, does not show anything. It is empty so no idea what applications it is suggesting to run..
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(In reply to comment #1) > Also installing packages tells just that is installing. It would nice to see > what it is doing... The UI designers just wanted a global progressbar.
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(In reply to comment #1) > The line next icon that > should probably tell the name of the application, does not show anything. It is > empty so no idea what applications it is suggesting to run.. I'll mark this part of the bug as a dupe, as the core issue is a design feature, not a bug. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 632062 ***