task switcher displays 'unnamed window' for crash notification

The title was removed on purpose to comply with the Gnome Human Interface Guidelines:

http://developer.gnome.org/projects/gup/hig/2.0/windows-alert.html: "Alert windows have no titles, as the title would usually unnecessarily duplicate the alert's primary text. This way, users can read and respond to alerts more quickly as there is less visual noise and confounding text."

Yeah, but I doubt that "namenloses Fenster" is no title :-)

Are we both speaking about the list of running applications on the panel? (see screenshot)

I hope that one can set the task switcher string separately.

 apport (0.60) feisty; urgency=low
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   * gtk/apport-gtk.glade: Reintroduce window titles. Since the crash
     notifications are like alerts, title have been removed recently to comply
     with Gnome HIG standards, but then the user will get 'nameless window'
     buttons in the task bar. Let's have the smaller evil then. (LP: #87164)
   * apport/packaging.py: Add get_architecture() interface for determining the
     architecture of a particular package (which might not match the overall
     system architecture on multiarch-capable systems, e. g. an i386 Firefox
     package installed on amd64).
   * backends/packaging-dpkg.py: Implement get_architecture() and add test
     case.
   * apport/report.py, add_package_info(): Add Architecture: field.
     (LP: #87424)
   * apport/ui.py: Already mark report as seen when we load it, not just in the
     information collection thread. That way, reports will only be shown once
     on systems which have /var/crash mounted noatime, too. (LP: #85809)
   * apport/fileutils.py, mark_report_seen(): If os.utime() fails, and opening
     the report file for reading does not change the atime (happens with
     noatime mount option), don't throw an exception, just delete the report.
     (other aspect of LP: #85809)
   * qt4/apport-qt: Wrap gettext() into an unicode(str, 'UTF-8') call,
     otherwise all non-ASCII unicode strings are broken. (LP: #87757)