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Created attachment 493294 [details] Screenshot of the issue Description of problem: Dialog boxes which appear during a software update do not fit on a netbook screen, which makes it impossible to press OK. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): I am using Fedora 14 on an i386 architecture. However I would imagine the bug exists on any architecture. How reproducible: Run 'software update' on a netbook or other computer with a 1024x600 screen resolution. If dependencies are required, a dialog appears asking for confirmation but the portion of the dialog which contains the OK button is missing as it extends below the viewable screen area (see attached screenshot). Steps to Reproduce: 1.Just run software update on a netbook where dependencies are required. Or use a VM with screen resolution set to 1024x600. Actual results: The whole dialog box should be visible, or a maximise button should be available. Expected results: The bottom of the dialog box is missing. It's impossible to click the OK button. The dialog can't be maximised. Additional info: It's possible to workaround the problem by using yum update.
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