Properties window weirdness

I can confirm this behaviour for Feisty and Gutsy. I didn't test other Ubuntu releases.

I can confirm this on Gusty 32bit with seahorse 2.20.1.

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I am still having this problem on Intrepid 32bit with seahorse 2.24.1

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It's hard to explain everything that the bug report encompasses... basically, using the checkboxes in the Trust tab causes weird things to happen, like the list of keys signed by that particular key to appear and disappear.

To reproduce the thing that I noticed was wrong:
-Open Applications->Accessories->Passwords and Encryption Keys
-Go to the "Other Collected Keys" tab
-Right click on a public key you want to sign and click "Sign Key"
-Click "Sign"
-Right click it again and click "Properties"
-Go to the "Trust" tab
-The "Revoke Signature" button is grayed out. This is a problem if you no longer trust that the original owner owns the key.

-If you tick the box on the same tab that says "I trust signatures from (owner of key) on other keys" then the grayed out "Revoke Signature" button changes to a "Sign this Key" button, even though it is already signed. When you untick the box, it stays as a "Sign this Key" button.