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Created attachment 509796 [details] Snapshot of the Keyboard Settings screen with broken slider controls. Description of problem: Under System settings, Keyboard settings: The slider controls for Delay and Speed are missing the slider component. Attempting to change with keyboard causes a ding sound. This happened immediately after initial update of OS and reboot. I'm running on an old Dell Latitude D620 laptop, with 2 gigs of Ram. I was able to reproduce in VMWare, as well. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 15, Gnome 3 How reproducible: Everytime I open Keyboard Settings. I've tried rebooting, etc. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install Fedora 15. 2. Open Keyboard settings, notice slider controls are intact. 3. Close Keyboard settings. 4. Install all available Software Updates. 5. Reboot. 6. Open Keyboard settings, notice slider controls are broken. Actual results: Slider controls for Delay and Speed are broken. Cannot change Delay or Speed settings at all -- with mouse or keyboard. Expected results: Slider control should be intact and I should be able to change the settings. Additional info:
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