Balloon disappears to quickly

[Laurent Bigonville]

Binary package hint: restricted-manager

After loggin, the balloon appears and disappears before the desktop is completely loaded. This is difficult to read what it says

[Martin Pitt (pitti)]

Fixed in bzr head.

[Martin Pitt (pitti)]

 restricted-manager (0.22) gutsy; urgency=low
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   [ Matteo Zandi ]
   * restricted-manager: moved back the linux-restricted-modules-$(uname -r)
     check to its original place (called only if no params are given), since
     it caused r-m to popup a message dialog on startup.
 .
   [ Martin Pitt ]
   * RestrictedManager/core.py: Introduce function get_os_name() which reads
     the OS name from lsb_release -is; this falls back to 'the operating
     system'.
   * RestrictedManager/core.py, RestrictedManager/ipw3945.py,
     restricted-manager: Avoid the word 'Ubuntu' where possible and replace it
     with a call to get_os_name() in the remaining cases, to avoid branding
     issues for derivatives.
   * po/de.po: Update again to test i18n.
   * Add RestrictedManager/restricted24.png to avoid
     blurry icon in the panel menu, and RestrictedManager/restricted.svg to get
     a non-blurry icon in the application window. Thanks to Jef! (LP: #103513)
     Remove the 32x32 pixel variant, since it's the same as the scalable one.
   * Move icons from RestrictedManager/ into icons/, since there are quite a
     few of them now.
   * *.desktop.in: Fix capitalization of Comment:. (LP: #105230)
   * restricted-manager: Raise notification timeout from five to ten seconds.
     (LP: #106278)
   * RestrictedManager/xorg_driver.py, enable()/disable(): Do not crash if
     Section "Modules" does not exist. Create it if necessary. (LP: #119562)
   * RestrictedManager/bcm43xx.py: Call parent methods properly.
   * RestrictedManager/core.py, FWHandler.enable(): unbind and re-bind all
     devices from the module to trigger reloading of the firmware. This avoids
     the necessity of a reboot. Do trigger the reboot notification for
     disable() though, since we do not have a chance of hot-removing the
     firmware from devices.
   * RestrictedManager/core.py, install_package(), uninstall_package(): Keep
     track of installed and removed packages in
     /var/cache/restricted-manager/installed_packages.
   * Add debian/restricted-manager.ubiquity: ubiquity hook to install all
     packages into the target system that have been installed with r-m. Since
     we copy xorg.conf, we need to copy video driver packages, too, to avoid
     wrecking the X in the target system. Install the script as
     /usr/lib/ubiquity/target-config/31restricted_manager_pkgs. (LP: #114296)