** Changed in: gnome-applets (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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Title:
clock applet freezes for up to 2 seconds at a time
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My system (10.04.3 32bit) is also affected.
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Title:
clock applet freezes for up to 2 seconds at a time
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On my system (10.04 32bit) the clock freezes completely too and the only way to
get it working is to log out/log in.
Cheers
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clock applet freezes for up to 2 seconds at a time
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I have noticed this since at least 9.10, and it's still present in
10.04. I'm using a generic kernel, 1.8GHz Core2, and I seem to get a
one-second freeze on average of once every ten seconds, but it's quite
erratic, so that those delays could be quite close together. Also note
that this is not a
My clock applet freezes completely. Lucid x86_64.
To reproduce (at least on my system):
on the Indicator Applet select 'Chat'. Empaty appears, clock freezes
Exit Empaty, open Pidgin if you have it installed (always from the Indicator
Applet menu), clock restarts correctly
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clock applet
I'm having the clock skipping issue on my Ubuntu 10.04 32-bit install
(EeePC 1000HE) - it appears to be fine on my 2 Ubuntu 10.04 64-bit
installations (Q6600 Desktop, E8300 Desktop).
I've set the time on all machines to update via NTP. Note that the time
IS synchronised between all 3 machines -
I have it on my 32bit Karmic desktop, clocks counts per 2 seconds here
:) No 64 bit machines to try on though :(
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clock applet freezes for up to 2 seconds at a time
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/474102
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This affects me too with the same symptons as yoda was experiencing
(time skipping for two seconds/ erratic seconds counting). I'll try the
backtrace thing that Pedro mentioned.
Just to confirm I'm running pretty much the same spec as yoda (Karmic
x86 upgraded from Jaunty). I've got a Lucid 64 at
All right the back trace didn't go as well as I'd like and this is the
first time that I've tried to get one so I might be doing it
incorrectly.
I set up the debugging sources as described and tried to use gdb on
gnome-panel with the assumption that this will provide you the required
logs to use.
I've stared at my clock for quite some time now.
I don't observe this on my lucid 64 distribution.
Is this something specific with 32 bit 64 bit distros?
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clock applet freezes for up to 2 seconds at a time
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