FWIW I also upgraded recently to 9.10 from 9.04 on both my machines and have 
also experienced the desktop theme vanishing bug, and Nautilus (the 
desktop/file manager) has crashed a couple of times.  They both use VIA onboard 
video, different generations.  I upgraded both through the update manager.




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From: ubuntulearner <[email protected]>
To: Linux Users Group <[email protected]>
Sent: Mon, November 9, 2009 3:54:41 AM
Subject: [lug:15410] Problems with Ubuntu 9.10


Hi everybody, i need a little help with (k)ubuntu 9.10.
I have a laptop; I used it with ubuntu 9.04 and recently made un
update to 9.10 via apt.-get, and it works greatly, both under Gnome
and under KDE.
In my pc I had fedora and I decided to switch to Ubuntu. It works
quite well though I have some problems. For instance, in Gnome I
sometimes "lose" desktop theme: I use Dust but sometimes a problems
occurs and my desktop turns to a "windows 95 clone".  Moreover, both
under Gnome and KDE there are quite often some random crashes with
file manager; the system continues working, but I have to open again
all the windows.
Some programs (like aMule) are impossible to use, since they crash
every 2 minutes; these happens randomly, even though I just sit and
watch the screen.
I installed kubuntu and then ubuntu (sudo apt-get install ubuntu-
desktop), then tried to do the opposite, installing ubuntu and then
kubuntu (sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop) but nothing has
changed.

I thought it could be a problem with video drivers, but i use the ones
"suggested" by kubuntu after the installation.
I memtested my pc and nothing was wrong; how can it be possible to
have problems with my pc and not with my laptop?
Can anybody help me?
TIA

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