This version of the panel is in the archive and in testing since a while
without such major problem. As it is usuable for almost everybody, it
cannot be a RC bug.
> I just updated on Friday before leaving work for the weekend. Logged in
> this morning and my panel appeared on the bottom of the screen as
> before, but the entire panel was empty. Right-clicking on the panel
> popped up the "Add panel" ... menu, so gnome-panel was running. The
> applets processes also showed up in a process list.
>
> After launching a terminal, I killed gnome-panel with
> % killall gnome-panel
>
> The panel immediately relaunched with all my settings back to normal.
>
> This is repeatable for every log in.
Would like other users give as much details in their
reports... dreaming...
Never heard of such problems before. I really don't know neither what
could lead to this result, nor which extra tests to try. I'm gonna ask
for help to more experimented GNOME Team members, hold on.
Message-ID: <email address hidden> q?Marc_ Dequ=C3= A8nes?= (Duck) <email address hidden>
Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2005 05:02:34 +0100
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To: Norman L Guy <email address hidden>
Cc: <email address hidden>, <email address hidden>
Subject: Re: Bug#298452: gnome-panel: Panel empty on startup
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severity 298452 important
thanks
Coin,
Norman L Guy <email address hidden> writes:
> Severity: grave
> Justification: renders package unusable
This version of the panel is in the archive and in testing since a while
without such major problem. As it is usuable for almost everybody, it
cannot be a RC bug.
> I just updated on Friday before leaving work for the weekend. Logged in
> this morning and my panel appeared on the bottom of the screen as
> before, but the entire panel was empty. Right-clicking on the panel
> popped up the "Add panel" ... menu, so gnome-panel was running. The
> applets processes also showed up in a process list.
>
> After launching a terminal, I killed gnome-panel with
> % killall gnome-panel
>
> The panel immediately relaunched with all my settings back to normal.
>
> This is repeatable for every log in.
Would like other users give as much details in their
reports... dreaming...
Never heard of such problems before. I really don't know neither what
could lead to this result, nor which extra tests to try. I'm gonna ask
for help to more experimented GNOME Team members, hold on.
=2D-=20
Marc Dequ=C3=A8nes (Duck)
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