*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 649809 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/649809
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 649809
the session settings manager can try starting before the login screen one
exits
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I still experience the same problem in Natty using the Ubuntu Classic
environment. The behavior is slightly different though. After logging
out and logging back in, the icon theme is the wrong one, but the rest
of the desktop environment is still using the correct theme. After a few
seconds,
It's fixed in Natty. If you want to stick with Maverick, then
paste/enter this command into a terminal:
sudo cp -n /etc/gdm/PostLogin/Default.sample
/etc/gdm/PostLogin/Default echo killall -9 gnome-settings-daemon
| sudo tee -a /etc/gdm/PostLogin/Default
That'll work around the problem.
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Ok, that fixed it, works perfectly. Sorry for the newbie mistake
(scripts need to be executable, doh) Thanks for the help!
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Not all
Strange that my method works for some people but not others. Not sure
what is going on here...
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@Andrew Potter: And /etc/gdm/PostLogin/Default has +x permissions?
On 27 March 2011 08:06, dualityim 625...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
Strange that my method works for some people but not others. Not sure
what is going on here...
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I gave #28 a shot, it works for me too.
@RossH: You might have left out #!/bin/sh at the top of
/etc/gdm/PostLogin/Default, I copied /etc/gdm/PostLogin/Default.sample
to /etc/gdm/PostLogin/Default and appended the killall command.
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#28 does't work for me either, I made sure i covered everything in #32
(if I understood it all). my /etc/gdm/PostLogin/Default:
#!/bin/sh
killall -9 gnome-settings-daemon
If it helps, (i'm pretty new to linux) opening a terminal and passing
sudo gnome-settings-daemon just returns errors to the
This bug is affecting both my desktop at home (recent i5 and SSD) and my
laptop at work (2 years old Thinkpad T400 with Core2Duo and normal HDD).
The problem first appeared yesterday. Seems to be unrelated to iX-gen
processors or SSDs, then.
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@dualityim: FWIW, your workaround in comment #28 works well for me as
well (Maverick 64-bit). Thanks.
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#28 doesn't work for me, but #27 works a charm.
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I was also experiencing the problem. Looking at the workaround that
involves killing gnome-settings-daemon, I guessed that it's being caused
by the instance of gnome-settings-daemon that was run with gdm's gconf
settings not shutting down properly before another instance of it was
run with the
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Importance: Undecided = Low
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I threw this script together based on what #13 wrote, works a treat, for
me at least:
#!/bin/bash
killall -9 gnome-settings-daemon
gnome-settings-daemon
killall -9 nautilus
I personally double click it when I log in, manually, as I log
out/reboot so rarely. But it might work just as well if
I tested the fix in post 20 but the problem came back again. I may open
a new bug report.
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Hello,
I don't know if I have exactly the same bug. Actually, sometimes at login I get
the old fashion default gnome theme instead of the theme I set. When I click in
System-Preferences-Appearance generally the right theme is loaded. But some
icons in the panel like NetworkManager icon is still
@Mass-Yas. Does not sound like the same bug. In mine at least (and
seemingly everybody else's) the theme never goes back to the default. X
never freezes on mine. And on mine the theme will not apply even during
an individual session. Also, on mine the behavior is very easy to
reproduce. I'd
The other reoccurring motif seems to be that everyone experiencing
this bug has an SSD.
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I have the problem on an Acer Aspire One with 320GB HHD. My suggestion
at #13 of restarting the gnome-setting-daemon and killing nautilus works
every time for me. No reboot or logout necessary.
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The workaround mentioned is here
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9969103
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I can confirm this as well: top panel always looks awful after a reboot;
generally takes numerous logout/login cycles to get clean theme; fast
system w/nVidia, i7 and SSD:
Maverick/10.10 64-bit
System76 Serval Pro (SER-P6) laptop
Core i7-840QM Processor ( 45nm, 8MB L3 Cache, 1.86GHz )
8 GB - DDR3
Looks like we're all using amd64 and SSD. Maybe also ext4? Could this be
related to this bug:
https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/317781 (this
was about losing files, but it's also about differences between ext3 and
ext4, perhaps the combination of ext4 and SSD make
I think it has to do with the order that things are loaded in. I have
tried it on ext3 and the problem persisted. It seems like most of us are
using i7 as well, so maybe someone should try to delay the X
server/gnome DE from loading until gnome-settings-daemon is already
loaded. I would do this
More information
I'd like to add that, based on getut and aidanjt's comments, i tried a
different hard drive in my laptop.
I experienced this bug when using an Intel SSD, model number
SSDSA2M080G2GC.
Changed to an older 7200 RPM Samsung hard drive, reinstalled 10.10 x64
and all items (panels
Roberts 625...@bugs.launchpad.net
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Date:
11/17/2010 02:26 PM
Subject:
[Bug 625670] Re: Not all desktop items are themed
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More information
I'd like to add that, based on getut and aidanjt's comments, i tried a
different hard drive in my
This bug is really really annoying.
I have to log out and in up to 20 (!) times in Gnome until the theme
loads successfully.
What information can I provide in order to find the origin of the
problem?
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Dell XPS 14 inch, Intel Core i7 Processor, NVIDIA GeForce GT 425M 2GB graphics
Ubuntu 10.10 x64.
Same issue here.
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I get this bug as well. The only time it shows itself is when the
installation is on my OCZ Vertex 2E SSD, if I install on a WD Raptor,
login session starts correctly. This bug is present with Ubuntu, but
not, for example, Gentoo, so I must assume that some parallelisation of
session startup
Me too, on my Acer Aspire One. Here's my workaround.
It seems that gnome-setting-daemon does not alway start. In a terminal
type gnome-setting-daemon. Then type killall nautilus.
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Also i7. Affects me. I have the below system information. I know it
says Lucid, I downgraded from my backup after getting frustrated with
all of the problems that were happening. For me, it was actually only
partially applying my icons. I got the right icons on some areas of the
screen
Exactly the same behavior here.
I7 with nvidia graphics.
First login after boot is most of the time correct.
Today's updates didn't fix the problem for me.
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If anyone ever works on this issue here is a pure layman observation of
my 4 machines that are affected. The fastest of my machines makes it to
the desktop the most consistently without everything being themed. It is
almost 100% of the time arriving at the desktop without the panels being
themed.
I have a very similar issue. With the default Nouveau driver themes
work. With the proprietary driver enabled, the panel and other items
are not themed.
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I am still having this problem as of the latest updates for Oct. 7th. I
have 3 laptops and a desktop all installed at various points of Maverick
testing and all of them have the same issue. It happens sometimes for
the first user of a system, but happens 100% of the time if a second
user logs on
I've changed status from incomplete to confirmed since I also have
this problem, and until the devs take this issue (I hope before the
maverick release) and ask us for more info, that should not be marked
incomplete.
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Status: Incomplete =
This also affects me, using ubuntu latest maverick from 27/09/2010 on
amd64, gnome-settings-daemon version 2.31.92-0ubuntu1
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Problem seemed fixed after the updates that came out on 8/28 but the
issue still is not resolved. Themes are still not applied to the panel,
icons and firefox but seem to be working for window borders.
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Status: Fix Released = Incomplete
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Versions of most of the involved packages have changed. I am going to
try and run another report.
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Nightly updates for Aug 27th fixed this problem.
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Status: New = Fix Released
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