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Created attachment 487007 [details] Screenshot of situation Description of problem: After clicking on an drive for information the size of the information window is too big for a monitor resolution 1024x768 (notebooks etc) and the size cannot be changed. Therefore some buttons and text are unreadable. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): palimpsest 2.32.0 How reproducible: Clicking on an drive for further information Actual results: Too big for 1024x768 Expected results: Fitting with 1024x768 and all buttons and text is readable.
It also affects Fedora 15 and the situation even goes worse since gnome-shell had a larger font layout. My resolution is 1366x768.
Created attachment 488013 [details] Incomplete display under Fedora 15 - Simplified Chinese
I have the same problem on my netbook with resolution 1024x600 on F15. See attached screenshots of Pidgin - Manage Accounts window and XChat - Network List window.
Created attachment 501642 [details] screenshot of Pidgin-Add Account window
Created attachment 501643 [details] screenshot of XChat-NetworkList
So the problem is in gnome-shell or gtk I think. These components should make windows fit in the display. Move this bug to gnome maintainers?
Same problem here in Fedora 15 (can't even reach some buttons). Many people may not know how to move a window with the ALT key and may not know either how to report a bug, so this app may be useless for them... Perhaps separating "Drive" and "Volumes" in two tabs will fix the problem?
The same problem appears for adding packages if dependencies are needed. Vratislav, if you think it's a Gnome bug, please fill it there.
Created attachment 526986 [details] 1366 × 768 screen, Fedora 15, en-GB, Add/remove software
i have same problem in fedora16, 64 bit. in resolution 1366*768, when i click on my 320gb harddisk, some of the information is invisible. i tried to zoom but same remains outside vision. window moving also do not help.
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