Ubuntu & Gnome Desktop Freezing
Short and sweet:
I've got Ubuntu installed on a Dell Inspiron 1K system, using Gnome (because KDE installed via apt-get but crashed hellaciously upon actually USING it). I have no idea why but every so often my desktop will literally disappear. The panels are USUALLY usable but sometimes they freeze/disappear/die as well. Someone somewhere on the net said that it may be some networking issue? I write a nice script to auto-set my Wireless card to my home network, that i run once I'm in Gnome. I prefer the script over the network wizard, because i can easily use another network if i'm not at home. I digress...when the desktop disappears, all open windows are still functional, so it's not a system lockup. Does anyone have any ideas/fixes/workarounds for this? Thanks in advance. |
I actually had the same problem but I too could not figure it out...so I re-installed:p
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Success?
Did it work? Didn't happen again? I'd hate to have to reinstall all those packages =P
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yes it worked, but only after i downloaded all the packages off the internet when it first prompts you during the install....and then i had to upgrade to hoary, but i think that's just because i have a new computer....if you are running warty you can always try updating to hoary first
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