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[Leo H <1245355@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

@ Lionel le Folgoc (after #6)

Please re-read my original submission, above. Briefly, it states:

1/ The pop-up panel blocks the bottom Xubuntu Desktop panel and renders
any icons, launcher buttons, etc, there inaccessible.

2/ The pop-up panel cannot be dismissed so long as xfce4-display-
settings is a running process. In fact, it can neither be closed nor
dragged away.

3/ The pop-up panel violates the global desktop preferences settings for
notifications on the Xubuntu Desktop that have been set in Applications
Menu > Settings Manager > Notifications.

I then make a suggestion for a work-around as a temporary fix until
these issues have been satisfactorily addressed.

Specifically as to your action to change the status of this submission
from Confirmed → Opinion:

These three issues listed in my original submission are thouroughly
tested facts, not opinion.

And these are facts, moreover, which, as explained, unnecessarily impair
the usability of Xubuntu 13.10 and, as such, they are regressive
relative to Xubuntu 13.04.

In addition, specifically as to item 3/, the factual behaviour, as
described, also breaks consistency across Desktop configurability and
behaviour.

Equally, furthermore, a suggested temporary work-around is not an
opinion either.

Only my praise for the otherwise improved Display Settings dialog is an
opinion, albeit one which is entirely besides the point.

In short, and with all due and truly deserved respect, your action in
this case to downgrade my submission as a mere opinion rests on an
elementary misinterpretation and is not constructive. It leaves Xubuntu
worse off.

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  New pop-up notification panel triggered by xfce4-display-settings
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