@Hugo, yes the modal setting looks to have been updated. I used gconf-
editor to uncheck that setting, and confirmed this as you suggested.
I am still using gnome-shell 3.2, though. You think update to 3.4 might
+ the modal thing might help?
@fig, when you say it crashes, what does it look like o
Thanks for the feedback Hugo.
I am using Gnome Shell, but F2 on its own doesn't bring up the run
dialog. I typically use Alt-F2 and the press r to restart gnome shell.
However, this doesn't work when I experience the symptoms described in
this bug report. I have to do Ctrl-Alt-Backspace and restar
When I look in my syslog and syslog.1, I don't see any mention of gnome-
shell crashing. Considering that the modal window fix didn't help me,
maybe I'm experiencing an unrelated issue? Not sure.
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I am using LInux Mint 12 x64, Gnome Shell version 3.2.2.1.
Laptop: Lenovo T61, Graphics: Intel 965GM.
I have been experiencing this problem since installing Linux Mint nearly
2 months ago. I have tried solutions 1 and 3, but crashes still occur.
That is, various applications in the gnome shell
