F17/F18 kde login screen misspelling

Hello, 

I am Ahsan, a silent Linux enthusiat from Finland. I have been using kde f17 and briefly
used f18. I want to draw the developers attention to a small login screen issue. If a user
has a password in caps and s/he presses caps lock while entering the password, the red
color warning text appears that caps lock is emabled. The spelling of enabled is incorrect
and 'ed' is missing. Kindly notice and correct it.

br, 
Ahsan

[Ian Pilcher]

On 01/18/2013 10:39 PM, punjabimunda(a)mail.org wrote:
>  I am Ahsan, a silent Linux enthusiat from Finland. I have been using
>  kde f17 and briefly used f18. I want to draw the developers attention
>  to a small login screen issue. If a user has a password in caps and
>  s/he presses caps lock while entering the password, the red color
>  warning text appears that caps lock is emabled. The spelling of
>  enabled is incorrect and 'ed' is missing. Kindly notice and correct
>  it. 
You should create a bug report at https://bugzilla.redhat.com.  Choose
Fedora as the product and kdm as the component.

Thanks!

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[Kevin Kofler]

Hi,

punjabimunda(a)mail.org wrote:
>  I am Ahsan, a silent Linux enthusiat from Finland. I have been using
> kde
>  f17 and briefly used f18. I want to draw the developers attention to a
>  small login screen issue. If a user has a password in caps and s/he
>  presses caps lock while entering the password, the red color warning text
>  appears that caps lock is emabled. The spelling of enabled is incorrect
>  and 'ed' is missing. Kindly notice and correct it. 
As I replied in the bug report, the real issue here is that the graphical 
theme does not allow for enough space to fit the message.

        Kevin Kofler