Created attachment 486672 [details] screenshot of the issue I installed a set of F15 updates using PackageKit. While the update was running, I switched to other windows, such that the PK window was completely hidden (behind a full screen Evolution window, in case it's important). When the update was complete, the 'A restart is required' window appeared. It was popped to the front so it appeared in front of the Evo window, but the parent PackageKit window was not, so the notification window looked a little odd (as it's a child dialog) without the parent. Screenshot attached. Note I actually have a dual monitor setup, but I cut off the right hand monitor portion of the screenshot to save space and because it had a private IRC conversation showing.
I'm confused why this should happen. We're doing: /* show modal dialog */ window = GTK_WINDOW(gtk_builder_get_object (builder, "dialog_updates")); dialog = gtk_message_dialog_new (window, GTK_DIALOG_MODAL, GTK_MESSAGE_INFO, GTK_BUTTONS_CLOSE, "%s", title); So it should be set modal. If you alt-tab to the update viewer, does the modalness work as expected? If so, it's probably a mutter bug.
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