Hmm, I must admit this seems like some kind of a race condition to me. As Lucid
in general starts up processes in parallel, then in a case where the system
performance is not adequate, things might go south.
To test this, I have assembled two machines of notably low performance.
The first one is
Hi Virgil,
Thanks for the tip. :) Actually, this is a good idea.
Yet, this is not the case. As I wrote, a Celeron 667 with 256 MiB of RAM swaps,
but works. A Celeron 600 with 384 MiB does not.
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gnome-panel will not autostart on lucid
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/542343
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