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[Tony Hsiao <2124253@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I have a concern that patching the GNOME platform snap to fix this issue
could inadvertently cause regressions in other applications.

For instance, the Evince snap is based on core24 and uses gnome-46-2404.
Many other Ubuntu apps also rely on a variety of GNOME platform snaps:

- snap-store: uses gnome-3-38
- factory-reset-tools and ubuntu-bootstrap/24.04: use gnome-42-2204
- ubuntu-bootstrap/25.04+: uses gnome-46-2404

It's likely that these apps will also transition to a core24 base in the
future. Patch needs to go to so many different versions of gnome snap
and might affect apps that have already applied workaround similar to
Evince.

If backporting !6723 to the GNOME platform snap will cause regressions
in Evince and other applications, would a more targeted approach be
better? Perhaps we could apply a workaround similar to the one used in
Evince (ee48d510) to all affected Flutter applications instead.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2124253

Title:
  Factory reset tools window exceeds display size at high display scale
  settings

Status in OEM Priority Project:
  New
Status in ubuntu-desktop-provision:
  New
Status in gtk+3.0 package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  When the display scaling is set to a high value (e.g., 200% or
  greater), the window for "Factory reset tools" is larger than the
  display itself. This makes it difficult or impossible to access all of
  the window's controls.

  [Steps to Reproduce]

  Open the system settings and go to the "Displays" section.

  Set the "Scale" to 200% or higher. Disable fractional scaling

  Launch the "Factory reset tools" application.

  [Expected Results]

  The "Factory reset tools" window should be fully visible on the
  screen, regardless of the display scale setting. All buttons and
  options should be accessible.

  [Actual Results]

  The window is too large for the screen, and some elements are cut off.
  The close app button at the top right corner is not visible or
  clickable.

  [Additional Information]

  This issue has been verified on two different devices: a 10-inch
  tablet and a laptop.

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