This bug affected me too. I did the steps from berk's solution here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager-applet/+bug/482684/comments/13
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I have the same problema, and had it before in 10.04.
Ubuntu 10.10 64bit
Samsung R730 laptop with NVIDIA GeForce 310M graphics card
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Aproximately every 10-15 startup sessions the indicator-applet-session
0.4.6 appears duplicated.
I use ubuntu 10.10, but this problem also existed in ubuntu 10.04.
I'm running ubuntu in a Lenovo T400s.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 10.10
Package: indicator-applet 0.4.6-0ubuntu1
Not 100% related to this error, but I tried Unity as a workaround
solution in my desktop computer. Unity worked even worse than Gnome so
it really can't be relied on.
On Tue, Oct 26, 2010 at 2:53 AM, Joaquin jknv...@gmail.com wrote:
I don't know why to use Unity!
Unity is for netbooks!
I don't
The best of Unity Desktop
is that compiz will be te window manager
and not mutter
that is buggy
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I know, but... It's a ui for a netbook, on a desktop it will be a mac clon,
with dock an appmenu
El 26/10/2010 02:21, Jacopo Moronato 439...@bugs.launchpad.net escribió:
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Christopher:
I just did a fresh install of Maverick on a separate partition of my laptop.
The first login showed the panel without errors. Then I installed the recent
upgrades (which should have been installed by the installation procedure
already. Somehow they weren't, but that's another
I installed ubuntu on 4 different machines, 2 notebooks, 2 desktops.
2 are affected by this bug (Both Maverick, one upgraded, one freshly
installed), 2 are not.
The affected machines have (Intel) Dual Core CPUs, the non-affected have (AMD)
Single Cores.
Maybe it's about slow vs. fast/multi-core
Well, I just bought a dual-core laptop with intel i915 graphics -
Haven't seen the corruption in the slightest hint since I installed
Maverick (it's been about four days). It does have only a 5400 RPM HDD,
though, so perhaps the slightly slower boot makes it benefit?
Dunno. I'm afraid this bug
I don't know why to use Unity!
Unity is for netbooks!
I don't want a Mac clone, I want a Ubuntu with a clean GNOME 3.0!
:S
If its finally like it, I would install gnome shell 3.0 and use it!
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Well, Unity for Desktop will not be like Unity in Netbook Edition...
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I have this and a tendency for the panel to become KDE based after
resuming. My comment has more to do with the this bug only happening in
one of my partitions; both of which are running Maverick.
On my original partition; starting from Hardy and upgraded to each
version since I have panel
This problem has reappeared since I upgraded to Ubuntu 10.10. It could
also be that I now hide the top panel until I hover the mouse over it.
Previously I had the panel always visible.
This problem now happens 90% of the time and I am unable to access my
shutdown icon as it is too far off to the
I keep saying the problem relies in the session indicator 0.4.6 panel.
I got tow monitors, on the left one there are all the panels, in the right one
the session indicator one, the mail one and the volume one.
I had removed the session indicator panel (i don't use it) in jaunty jackalope,
and i
I have this problem too. It seems to be a general bug with compiz/gome-
panel, not distro specific.
I have a quick fix. When it happens, right click the panel, click
properties, then change the size by one pixel, then change it back
after it refreshes. A fix would be nice though.
Here's
David Tombs: My panel icons are rearranged. The following workaround
fixed the problem:
WORKAROUND 3:
Right click the Gnome panel and remove the offending applets and re-add
them, i.e. Indicator Applet, etc.
Why do you think this is another bug? My user id has all permissions
checked except
As just a regular user I have found that if I add a second shut-down
applet to the panel, they don't disappear anymore. Although my internet
and trash applets will sometimes only show half of the icon, they still
work.
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Never used GIMP, and have experienced this bug many many times.
For me, the better workaround is to use this:
http://www.google.com/search?client=ubuntuchannel=fsq=omgubuntu+panelie=utf-8oe=utf-8
On Mon, Oct 18, 2010 at 7:37 PM, Paul Tatner
439...@bugs.launchpad.netwrote:
As just a regular
Based on comments on the upstream bug, and the previous comment here, it
is really is beginning to look like a race condition.
This could happen if the gnome-panel is completely drawn before it
should be, i.e. things are still being loaded in which may be causing
the corruption.
Is there a
Another workaround is to change the current theme (via
system/preferences/appearance) to another one. Once done, the panel get
drawn correctly and you can switch back to the old one. This approach
has the advantage that it can be used also where the panel is locked
down (as in UNE edition).
As a
Even when the theme has been changed to another one and the panel is
once corrected, items may still disappear from the panel. For example,
the shutdown item disappears quite often from my panel after I have
used the computer for a while.
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Swiching themes does not help in my case. The other workarounds in the
description do.
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For a non-admin user, the following workaround does NOT work. It merely
redraws the visual corruption.
WORKAROUND 1:
Run 'killall gnome-panel' from the terminal or Gnome's Run dialog. The
panels will automatically respawn correctly.
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peterzay: you must have a different bug. This has worked 100% of the
time for me and others.
On 10/17/2010 06:01 PM, peterzay wrote:
For a non-admin user, the following workaround does NOT work. It merely
redraws the visual corruption.
WORKAROUND 1:
Run 'killall gnome-panel' from the
Lonnie, you can add an additional shutdown/reboot/suspend/hibernate icon
by right clicking a panel. I've kept one in the same panel as the trash
for years, as my wife had some trouble with the usual one when used in
the car (passenger seat (-:).
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That's ok, I can understand proposing a normal user to use Ubuntu if he can't
get his printer to work, but how can I tell a normal user to use Ubuntu if he
cannot shutdown his computer?
However, I am not affected by this bug anymore, even if I can't tell you why...
anyone wondered if changing
Hey guys, are you using GIMP?
This may be a shot in the dark, but two days ago, I retouched photos in
GIMP for about 3 hours, then shut down. The next morning, my icons on
the top panel were badly scrambled. Usually, only my Show Desktop icon
is affected (the right third is overlapped by the
Interestingly, I forgot to say, I didn't experience this bug since i decided to
show seconds in the clock...
Date: Sat, 16 Oct 2010 13:36:36 +
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Subject: [Bug 439448] Re: Visual corruption affecting several panel applets
Here we go. I used GIMP again this morning, and two reboots later, my
icons were (a bit) scrambled again. More notably, my wallpaper was
dislocated - it was slightly moved to the right and to the bottom,
leaving black/corrupted areas above and to the left. That's new.
If it helps, in conjunction
This is purely speculation, but judging from my own experiences, and
from reading these comments. I have no programing abilities what so
ever. Just an End User who wants this system to take off as soon as
possible.
Doing anything to alter the startup time, like mounting multiple drives.
having
S. Christian Collins: it won't appear if the shut-down applet is not there due
to this visual corruption bug...
I've had this several times: no shut-down applet, no shut-down menu item.
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I can confirm that the shutdown applet can disappear (the username
appears twice overlapping). It's confusing at this time when a normal
user asks you how he can shutdown the computer (it's real life).
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Does anyone have any clues about what is the bugged component? We thought it
was Murrine but some people are using other Murrine themes and aren't
experiencing the bug anymore (me included). Another diference is that the
theme I'm using (Wasp-Murrine) doesn't have any backgournd image. Do you
What I find quite interesting is that when an icon is corrupt (for
example, my wireless network icon is half-obscured by half of the CPU
temperature icon shape), and the icon is subsequently modified (e.g., I
disable and re-enable wireless network causing the icon to animate), the
only part of the
Rodrigo, I believe that the background image can be ruled out as a
culprit. See comment #244.
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As a workaround I change the size of the panel. Standard I use 35
pixels. When I resize the panel pixel by pixel than the icons are
dynamically resized and suddenly they are placed correctly on the panel.
Right click on an empty space in the panel. Choose properties and click
on the size
You're right, Christian. My mistake... Then, what are the possibilities
now?
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why there is no heat flames?
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After months of not experiencing this problem, yesterday (at the top-
right of my panel), my shutdown icon was missing. I had to hit control-
alt-delete to shutdown. After reboot, everything was ok. I thought it
might be worth reporting.
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Btw, in Ubuntu 7.04, you could shutdown by going through the System
menu. In 10.04, you can't do this. I believe we should bring that option
back in the system menu. That way, when the panel is corrupted, a user
can intuitively shut down without having to know the ctrl-alt-delete
shortcut for
Lonnie: if you remove the shutdown applet from the panel, then the shut
down option will appear in the System menu.
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An easy workaround is to run killall gnome-panel and it will restart and
everything will be in it's place..
Hope to see a fix soon.
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Hi thanks..
Killing Gnome panel is really an easy work around...
On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 8:30 PM, Martin Zeltin qu...@gmail.com
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An easy workaround is to run killall gnome-panel and it will restart and
everything will be in it's place..
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Binary package hint: gnome-panel, nm-applet, etc...
SUMMARY:
After graphical logon notification area gets scrambled. Icons are in
terrible mess. Some of them are overlapping others. Sometimes network
manager icon is missing. Sometimes phantom icons show up.
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I just got this bug this morning for the first time on my non-admin
10.04 account I use regularly. The network manager applet 0.8 icon
(up/down arrows) had the right (down) arrow completely corrupted.
I switched to the admin user and the applet was not displayed at all. I
did a system update
The following has been added to the Maverick release notes:
* Several panel applets may be displayed twice or overlap (Bug:439448)
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Same here dialogs stay sometimes burned in like on screenshot
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I cannot edit post but i forgot to add that i have 10.10 RC with updates
and Intel 965GM chip.
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Confirmed I've just seen this on a fresh install of Maverick-rc with
todays updates (2nd October 2010)
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For what it's worth - I've tried the following:
clearlooks - no corruption,
clearlooks with radiance icons (Ubuntu-Mono-Light) - triggers the bug,
radiance with clearlooks theme icons (GNOME) - triggers the bug.
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3) Lucid with Dust theme: No corruption after several days of usage and
lots of reboots. Dust uses Murrine, but doesn't seem to suffer from the
corruption issue, at least with the version included with Lucid. The
version in Karmic would cause corruption for me when I used to use that
For me too. After 4 days using Dust theme, I can't see corruption.
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I've been using Wasp-Murrine for some days and couldn't see corruption
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On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 20:22, Saul Lima Santos saul.l...@gmail.com wrote:
For me too. After 4 days using Dust theme, I can't see corruption.
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does not occur.
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I asked other brazilian users and one of them have the problem with the
following theme without any background image:
http://ubuntu-art.org/content/show.php/Simply+Basic?content=126587
Does anyone knows if this theme is Murrine powered? How can I know this?
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Rodrigo : yes, this theme is also Murrine powered (I can read engine
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Thank you, Mahendra!
Guys, so can we say that the problem is with Murrine + Compiz?
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One more thing to try, just to weed out variables:
1) Edit /usr/share/themes/Ambiance/gtk-2.0/gtkrc
2) Find the following line:
bg_pixmap[NORMAL] = panel_bg.png
and change it to:
# bg_pixmap[NORMAL] = panel_bg.png
This will disable the background image on the panel. Post back
Okay, I can confirm that this bug is NOT caused by the panel background
image. A few reboots after disabling the Ambiance theme's panel
background, I got the corruption again.
Now, I have yet to get the corruption using Lucid's version of the Dust
theme, even though it also uses the Murrine
This bug seems not to affect Clearlooks since I've using it for months
in three different computers and no visual corruption appeared since
then.
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Great to know! So I'll test another Murrine based theme to see if it happens
to.
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This bug seems not to affect Clearlooks since I've using it for months
Back when I used to use Karmic, I switched to the Dust theme and then
began experiencing this bug with the corrupted icons. I'm not sure if
it was because of the theme engine used in the Dust theme, or because of
my setting of a background image on the panel (/usr/share/themes/Dust
Just to clarify, when I used the Dust theme back in the day, I had to
manually set the background image on the panel--the theme doesn't use it
by default. To do this, right-click on the panel - Properties -
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OK. There is another variable: background image. Now I'm testing another
Murrine theme: Wasp-Murrine. It doesn't have background image. It would be
great that someone could test Clearlooks theme with some background image. I
not a maintainer or anything, I'm just suggesting... I just want this bug
I'm switching to Clearlooks theme and stay with it for at least one
week. If nothing happens, I'll test another murrine theme.
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Damn, that's nasty: having reported the separators workaround to be
reliable just two days ago, today, the bug appeared again. I didn't
change anything on the panel, the separator is still there. Sorry guys.
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I mentioned upstream that I did manage to reproduce the issue when using
only one panel with **no single piece of Canonical applet** ( obviously
with Compiz enabled) -- only standard Gnome stuff. So, what else can
differ from a regular Gnome setup on another distro ? I tried to switch
to
Is the screenshot I attached (the clock is not drawing correctly not
showing the time, showing the left side of the clock twice) the same
bug?
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I was regularly but not always affected by this bug and tried Mal's
workaround from comment #223, adding separators around the session
applet. Well, I have not experienced the problem for several weeks now.
It also works with the session applet being in the right corner and just
adding one
whoop: I personally believe it is the same bug.
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Importance: Unknown = Medium
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I see this sort of effect regularly on boot. The reliable work around
for me is to log out and log in again. All the startup applications are
in cache and the race conditions are not triggered. It seems it happens
when the panel is a little slower than normal loading, and startup
applications and
Hi all and in front the developer. Same bug here - but that is not the
whole reason why I am writing. I saw that you have put the bug under
importance medium, first of all - in my opinion the user interface
should work, you get crazy always clicking on the wrong icon, or waiting
for the popups to
Me again - the norwegian grumbler. I would have liked to test what
Mal told me - and - ok my educational background tells me not to
swear. I can not move the icons. if I switch between languages - it
always remains on default. (and I need 4 languages). so please again -
do something about it.
To All,
As an experiment, I have adjusted the positions of the panel applets to
leave some space between them and then added separators. After a few
days, I have not seen any visual corruption. However, as this is an
intermittent problem, I can't be sure that these changes have actually
made
Great idea, Mal.
I'd love to try it out myself but it looks like it's no longer affecting
me. I've reverted my workaround for kicks after all this time and I get
basically no corruption anymore. Nor do I really have access to a
machine that has corruption regularly enough - They all happen
Hello,
Since the panels are locked completely with Ubuntu tweak or in gconf
editor, the bug comes back with a network manager applet half broken and
the display for the virtuals desktops appears blank in the left corner
of the bottom panel, just before the trash applet (just one of two
milimeters
I think no one mentioned it yet : this issue still occurs in Maverick
(Beta).
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I was able to reproduce this bug *if* I use a background image for my
desktop of like 2-5mb I cant reproduce this bug if using default
wallpapers. can anyone else please confirm?
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I have it with default bg.
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I was able to reproduce this bug *if* I use a background image for my
desktop of like 2-5mb I cant reproduce this bug if using default
wallpapers. can anyone else please confirm?
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I have it with a solid color background.
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I hitted this one with a guy I installed Lucid for, and I got good
results restarting the NetworkManager service. The icon is there, it
only doesn't display anything. The NetworkManager service restart forces
the icon to update itself.
Maybe you are loading the NetworkManager service too early...
I was asking myself why I haven't experienced the bug since almost 2
months ago. Now, reading sektor's comment I realized that I have deleted
the bottom panel as well, to save space. *Not once* has the bug appeared
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I removed the lower panel and I am still having trouble with this bug. I doubt
that the number of panels is connected to the cause of the bug, because both
people with one and people with two panels experience the bug.
I think it is possible that the number of panels has some influence on
I have one panel (with Docky). Considering the recent slew of updates to
GNOME panel, I only experience corruption once/twice a month. I almost
always experience it the first three times I boot up a newly installed
Ubuntu box.
My other computer has the same setup, and visual corruption does not
Oh yeah, for the bug in your other computer see Bug #44082. I really
thought it's solved now...
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I have deleted the bottom gnome panel. There is only one panel now. This
one resides at the top and is keeping the notification applet. I don't
see this issue since multiple weeks now while other systems (freshly
installed) still have this issue. Hope that helps.
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I forgot to mention that all affected systems have two active panels
(top and bottom; default). Nearly all of them are using the standard
setup. Only one user has moved the date and time applet to the bottom
panel and has added the 'eyes' applet to the bottom panel This user is
facing the issue
I don't know that the number of panels has anything to do with this bug.
I still get the bug even though I only have one panel on the bottom.
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I tried the 3 seconds delay and it works for me. Moreover, the 3 seconds delay
fixes for me another bug, which was bug #575410 about clock applet.
Ciao
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FYI, my comment in post #205 still holds. It's been over a week and the
problem is completely and utterly gone for me. Has anyone else tried
this workaround (or found a better way to perform it)? delaying the
panels for merely three seconds (three being arbitrary; I never tried
two or even one)
I added the 3 second delay to 2 machines and they have not seen the
problem for about a week - until this morning. I now have the time
entry corrupted on one of these machines. See attached screen shot.
** Attachment added: Screen shot of indicator.
Has anybody tried the RGBA partial GTK+ window transparency?
After 2 days of testing I think it works fine, but, on the other hand,
makes the problem discussed here even worse. Recently I'm facing this
problem very rarely, however, with RGBA transparency enabled, at nearly
every boot I saw some
** Also affects: gnome-panel (Ubuntu Lucid)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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I might have found a reliable workaround: Delaying the loading of the
gnome-panel.
I've been running this for two days now (and have restarted over 20
times in addition for testing) and I haven't seen the problem any more.
Granted, this bug is really a pisser-offer that I can see hiding
David: i comprehend the fact we have 200 comments, but i'm not sure being
conservative would produce any advantage in its resolution. Also, this isn't
the first time i see bug reports being closed due to inactivity or simply
because it was quiet enough to think people eventually solved their
Manuel,
I am going to add an extra irrelevant comment because I really believe the
comments for this bug turned into a hardly useful posting of random experiences.
Please do not bring bug managements problems that you may have experienced on
other bugs to this one. This bug clearly affects a
Sorry guys, i realized now i completely misread David's post: obviously
Mahendra was right, i even told him yesterday by private mail ;)
Time for vacation i think.. :D
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indicator applet. I often get the bug in the clock, and other have had
problems with nm-applet and others. Which leads me to...
Manuel: Thank you for trying to help, but Mahendra was correct. This
bug's comments are out of control,
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