It does appear to be a GTK+ quirk that is being triggered by
translate_widget(). It occurs when the label is set for the GtkRadioButtons.
This can be proven by skipping this step for widgets which start with 'login_',
i.e.
if not widget.get_name().startswith('login_'):
widget.set_label(text)
I haven't yet been able to reproduce this in a simple test case yet. My
guess is that setting the radio button labels while they are not visible
(they are on a different tab) is not rendering the label when they
become visible. As reported the labels get rendered when clicked on.
Note also the attached screenshots show one of the labels being
truncated - not sure if this is related, I think it is a long-standing
GTK+ bug but I haven't got the bug number handy.
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