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Description of problem: Modal dialogs are not shown and the sscreen seems to be non-responive, only restarting the shell using alt+f2+r helps and reveals the modal dialog. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-shell-3.0.2-6 Going back to -4 helps. How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Try to log into koji using the webinterface and firefox. 2. Modal dialog does not get display, screen appears to be froezen/non responsive 3. Actual results: Modal dialog is not displayed. This can be "solved" when pressing alt+f2 and enter "r" (to restart the console). Note: The actual prompt (that thing opened when pressing alt+f2) is also _not_ shown! but hitting enter restarts the shell and also reveals the modal dialog of firefox. Expected results: Modal dialog is displayed. Additional info: This seems to be introduced in some gnome-shell version. Going back to gnome-shell-3.0.2-4 helps.
Any news on this? Ths happens two me on two different dual monitor setups: On (prop) nvidia dual screen setup and one radeon dual screen setup.
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