Also happens when a mounted share start to behave strangely and zombies
a process with an open file on that share. And since the message is
modal desktop-wide, and loops indefinitely, and the process can't die,
the only solution is to CTRL+ALT+F1 and reboot from there. (of course,
you loose anythi
Happens to me too; but it only started today. No idea why it didn't
before (I upgraded to Ubuntu 12.04 last week). Killing gnome-settings-
daemon calms the system for about ten, fifteen minutes, then it starts
again.
Exact same symptoms as Mike M. in #28. I followed his advice (moved
keyboard.
Yup, I also have only one nm-applet again (the indocator version), and
this is good.
Although for a short time, the menu was near empty (no wireless menus
except for the activation option, no VPN options). I launched a new nm-
applet, resulting in two indicators, and both had a complete menu. I
I confirm the nm-applet appearing in both places (on xubuntu 12.04);
unfortunately the new key also affects both, so we either have no applet
or too much applet.
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