GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 686604
ok button outside of visible range
Last modified: 2015-05-29 12:52:07 UTC
Depending on the supplied text, sometimes the ok button is outside of the visible range. The following example below will demonstrate the bug. I found a workaround adding an extra line "----------------------------------------------------------------------", but it would be nice if the bug could get fixed nonetheless. #!/bin/bash ####### # Bug # ####### VAR="\ Tor Browser Update Check Result: Looks like your Tor Browser version is up to date. Please close Tor Browser if you want to upgrade! Currently installed version: 2.2.39-3 Online detected version : 2.2.39-3 If your currently installed version is: higher: you are likely victim of a downgrade attack, SAY NO NOW! equal : only proceed, if you want to create a new browser profile. lower : you should upgrade. YOUR BROWSER WILL BE KILLED. YOUR WHOLE BROWSER PROFILE INCLUDING BOOKMARKS AND PASSWORDS WILL GET REPLACED! A backup of your old Tor Browser and settings will be created in your home folder. It is a good idea to delete old TBB backups once in a while if you are running low with disk space." zenity --info --text "$VAR" ########## # No Bug # ########## VAR="\ Tor Browser Update Check Result: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Looks like your Tor Browser version is up to date. Please close Tor Browser if you want to upgrade! Currently installed version: 2.2.39-3 Online detected version : 2.2.39-3 If your currently installed version is: higher: you are likely victim of a downgrade attack, SAY NO NOW! equal : only proceed, if you want to create a new browser profile. lower : you should upgrade. YOUR BROWSER WILL BE KILLED. YOUR WHOLE BROWSER PROFILE INCLUDING BOOKMARKS AND PASSWORDS WILL GET REPLACED! A backup of your old Tor Browser and settings will be created in your home folder. It is a good idea to delete old TBB backups once in a while if you are running low with disk space." zenity --info --text "$VAR"
Hey Daniel, I think it has something to do with the way GTK handles the "--info" option, and *maybe* it's one of the reasons the "--no-wrap" option was added. In order to fix the problem, try adding "--no-wrap" at the end of the following line: zenity --info --text "$VAR"
Hello, Can you check with latest version? I think this was solved. I'm closing this, please feel free to reopen if you think it's necessary.