Unattended-upgrades does not have a GUI, it looks like update-manager.
** Package changed: unattended-upgrades (Ubuntu) => update-manager (Ubuntu)
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It looks like the dialog from unattended-upgrades. Assigning to that
package
** Package changed: ubuntu = unattended-upgrades (Ubuntu)
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Title:
no idea where it comes from but that message is from a GTK application
(KDE HIG define the approving button left and the rejecting button
right, GTK is the other way around). Also the polkit binary you
mentioned is nothing but an authorization helper, but certainly not the
application creating the
When it happened again this time, I went and started killing processes
until the dialog went away. As far as I understand now, the process
responsible for this dialog is /usr/lib/kde4/libexec/polkit-kde-
authentication-agent-1 .
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Title:
strange dialog appears every now and then
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Screenshot showing the dialog.
The weird effect on the dialog's backgorund is because the dialog is
semi transaparent (which according to my kwin settings probably means
its a dialog and not a normal window) and it is disaplayed over a part
of the background that has a sharp brightness change.
