Comment 5 for bug 772992

In my system, I have a partition dedicated to my /home folder. Therefore in every upgrade I backup the "/" partition to an external drive, wipe it from my internal drive than install ubuntu from scratch pointing my /home in the setup to the remaining partition. That way, by the end of the installation process, I have all my confs preserved.

That said, when I fist log in into Ubuntu, I receive that error that you guys mentioned "The panel encountered a problem while loading "OAFIID:GNOME_QuickLoungeApplet"", because despite the fact that quick lounge is added to the panel, its package isn't installed in the system.

I've been doing this process for several releases now, and for solve this error I simply had to install the Q.L. package. When I did that in this release, the GP crashed instead. Hence the question: Are you guys sure that the quick-lounge-applet package is installed ? It might have been removed in the upgrade process (if you took that path), or it's not installed by default (if you took a path similar to the one that I crossed).

If you guys take a look in the QL project page (http://sourceforge.net/projects/quick-lounge/) you'll notice that this project does not have any activity since 2K9, that's why I'm not that hopeful about this issue getting solved...

Best Regards,
Ed