Update: the bug doesn't seem to be related to whether the account is
password-protected or passwordless, but to the FIRST account logged on
after a fresh boot. If, say, user1 logs on first, and then the gdm
switcher is used to log onto/switch into other accounts, the bug is not
triggered until we try to switch to user1 again. Our temporary
workaround consists in creating a dummy account and always loggging
onto that account first, then switching out (not logging out) of it and
never switching into it again. Unfortunately, this only seems to help
about 75% of the time; meaning that roughly 25% of the time, the bug is
triggered regardless, simply by switching between other accounts.
Also, apparently related, switching to a virtual terminal by pressing,
say, ctrl-alt-F3, ALWAYS locks up the machine.
I'm trying to describe the bug as well as I possibly can, but it's
somewhat erratic and hard to pinpoint...
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