I have a GUI built in Glade (3.18) which is called by a Python 3 program (using PyGObject). I get a lot of warnings when running the program (Fedora 21) that say:
You fix this warning by giving the GtkDialog a parent to be modal to. The relevant functions are gtk_window_set_transient_for()
(which sets this window to always be on top of, or transient for, another one) and optionally gtk_window_set_modal()
to make it a modal dialog. This is ultimately what the various GtkDialog constructors do.
Use a GtkWindow instead; and use a GtkDialog only when there is a parent window/dialog.