Public bug reported:

I have core 2 duo with nividia. I upgraded from gutsy to hardy manually
today and found my system is not working the way it should.

At the begining all menus in my system froze in ~30 seconds after login
and I had to restart gdm to get them working again. After menus froze I
wasn't able to start any programs anymore exept the ones that were
allready running. I had problems with several programs including
firefox, gnome-terminal, nautilus.

I tried to change display driver from nvidia to nv, boot with older
kernel, remove settings files ~/.nautilus, ~/.gnome2, ~/.gconf, with no
help. After I removed tracker menus didn't crash so often (i got 2
frozes in 3 hours) but other problems remained. After firefox was closed
and I tried to start it again, it didn't start anymore. I downgraded
firefox3-beta to firefox2 and firefox started working.

At this point I found this bug
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/hardy/+source/scim/+bug/66104
I tried to disable scim, but there was not ~/.scim in my system. 

Some cases:
1. gnome-terminal freezes if I start it ~30 seconds after login. If I start it 
before 30 s and keep it running it doesn't crash. 
2. When I open nautilus and click back button nautilus freezes and logout is 
needed to get working. 
3. If I try to change gnome-terminal options by right mouse click 
gnome-terminal freezes
4. If freezing has happened it is impossible to start any program without 
relogin

I tried to get backtrace from nautilus with help of this link
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Backtrace
I tried to get trace while nautilus was allready running but gnome-terminal 
froze when pid was attached to gdb

** Affects: ubuntu
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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[Hardy] gnome-terminal, firefox and nautilus freeze
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/222756
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