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Not really sure how to describe the problem or take a screen shot. On the login where you have a list of users to select, if there is more than 9 users the box grows passed the defined area.
Created attachment 499272 [details] Screenshot showing list of users failing to scroll Here's a relevant screenshot. I'll also note that I use /etc/gdm/custom.conf's Include=... and IncludeAll=false directives, and in Fedora 14 those limited the users listed to just 3. I guess that's another bug.
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A concise description of the bug is that gdm-simple-greeter lacks a scroll bar for selecting a user far down in the list. The workaround we are using is to disable the user list. (We prefer it that way anyhow; we have over 500 student accounts.) Install gconf-editor, fire it up as root, go to apps, gdm, simple-greeter and change value of disable_user_list to checked, right-click on it and choose Set as Default.
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