Description of problem: I found a purely cosmetic display bug in GDM shipped with Phoebe2 which requires the following to conditions to happen at once: If you are at the GDM login/password screen and enter an invalid user name or password it puts the "Incorrect username/password" error under the dialog box taking up three lines of text. This message stays up for about 30 seconds. If you have the caps lock key on it shows "You've got capslock on!" in the exact same position as the third line of the "Incorrect username/password" message. They both end up overwriting eachother and become illegible. It doesn't matter which order they are displayed in. A simple fix would be to just move the capslock message down about a line. I don't consider it a big deal, but I stumbled across it so I thought I'd report it... This was on an 800x600 display so it may or may not align different on other resolutions. I can't test it at any higher resolution on the machine I have phoebe loaded on.
Not sure if this is a theme bug or a gdm issue, moving to redhat-artwork for now, will probably just report upstream if a gdm issue.
This is a theme bug
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