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I am unable to resize windows of gnome system settings. I know that they
might not be prepared for certain sizes and might look very ugly, but it's
often impossible to even see all descriptions (as in hotkeys window). I
have also found out that when I open Accessibility window before the main
one it keeps, desired size. Is it bad concept that should be discussed or
simply a bug?

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I am unable to resize windows of gnome system settings. I know that they mi=
ght not be prepared for certain sizes and might look very ugly, but it'=
s often impossible to even see all descriptions (as in hotkeys window). I h=
ave also found out that when I open Accessibility window before the main on=
e it keeps, desired size. Is it bad concept that should be discussed or sim=
ply a bug?<br>
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