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I am using ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy), I have the default applets from installation 
(nothing else) and the panels turned white when I tried to set the lower panel 
to hide itself automatically. I could not enter a console because I didn't had 
a shortcut on my desktop. I didn't checked why it occured, but probabilly other 
people will have problems with this. I have the drivers installed (Nvidia 
173.14.12), I am using compiz... (ccsm set to easy for eyes), I have 1 gb 
memory and an Intel Celeron 2.53 Ghz Processor. 
I checked for the ~/.xsession-errors file but I have to wait until gnome panel 
crashes again. My desktop and applications were fine. 
(pidgin,firefox,transmission and screenlets) Only my panels turned white. 

Obviously it turned white for me and it hasn't restarted. I wanted to
terminate it but I could not terminate it because I didn't had a console
to kill it. (That's the main problem)

(I will update with xsession-errors when it crashes again )

** Description changed:

  The problem persisted when my gnome panel hanged up when I tryed to set
  the lower panel to hide itself and I could not restart it without
  console and without restarting X.
  
  Firstly I tried to press Alt+f2 to kill gnome panells and I discovered
  that it's related to gnome panels because it not worked.
  
  After that I pressed Alt+F1 to enter a console and I logged in. After I
  wrote in killall gnome-panel, X hanged up (restarted) when I entered
  back to 7.
  
  X has restarted after I gave the 'shutdown 0' command in 1...
  
  Don't ask why I didn't wanted to restart X. Just I don't wanted. 
  But it's a little problem which should be fixed. Why gnome panels are 
crashing and there is no button to restart it ? 
  
  My suggestion is to add a refresh command to desktop like in windows. Or
  somewhere else. But please add a refresh command to get gnome-panels
  back.
  
- I hope that in ubuntu 8.10 a refresh command will be included to restart
- gnome-panel.
+ EDIT:
+ I am using ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy), I have the default applets from installation 
(nothing else) and the panels turned white when I tried to set the lower panel 
to hide itself automatically. I could not enter a console because I didn't had 
a shortcut on my desktop. I didn't checked why it occured, but probabilly other 
people will have problems with this. I have the drivers installed (Nvidia 
173.14.12), I am using compiz... (ccsm set to easy for eyes), I have 1 gb 
memory and an Intel Celeron 2.53 Ghz Processor. 
+ I checked for the ~/.xsession-errors file but I have to wait until gnome 
panel crashes again. My desktop and applications were fine. 
(pidgin,firefox,transmission and screenlets) Only my panels turned white. 
+ 
+ Obviously it turned white for me and it hasn't restarted. I wanted to
+ terminate it but I could not terminate it because I didn't had a console
+ to kill it. (That's the main problem)
+ 
+ I hope that in ubuntu 8.10 a refresh command/shortcut will be included
+ to restart gnome-panel.

** Description changed:

  The problem persisted when my gnome panel hanged up when I tryed to set
  the lower panel to hide itself and I could not restart it without
  console and without restarting X.
  
  Firstly I tried to press Alt+f2 to kill gnome panells and I discovered
  that it's related to gnome panels because it not worked.
  
- After that I pressed Alt+F1 to enter a console and I logged in. After I
- wrote in killall gnome-panel, X hanged up (restarted) when I entered
- back to 7.
+ After that I pressed CTRL+ ALT + F1 to enter a console and I logged in.
+ After I wrote in killall gnome-panel, X hanged up (restarted) when I
+ entered back to 7.
  
  X has restarted after I gave the 'shutdown 0' command in 1...
  
  Don't ask why I didn't wanted to restart X. Just I don't wanted. 
  But it's a little problem which should be fixed. Why gnome panels are 
crashing and there is no button to restart it ? 
  
  My suggestion is to add a refresh command to desktop like in windows. Or
  somewhere else. But please add a refresh command to get gnome-panels
  back.
  
  EDIT:
  I am using ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy), I have the default applets from installation 
(nothing else) and the panels turned white when I tried to set the lower panel 
to hide itself automatically. I could not enter a console because I didn't had 
a shortcut on my desktop. I didn't checked why it occured, but probabilly other 
people will have problems with this. I have the drivers installed (Nvidia 
173.14.12), I am using compiz... (ccsm set to easy for eyes), I have 1 gb 
memory and an Intel Celeron 2.53 Ghz Processor. 
  I checked for the ~/.xsession-errors file but I have to wait until gnome 
panel crashes again. My desktop and applications were fine. 
(pidgin,firefox,transmission and screenlets) Only my panels turned white. 
  
  Obviously it turned white for me and it hasn't restarted. I wanted to
  terminate it but I could not terminate it because I didn't had a console
  to kill it. (That's the main problem)
  
  I hope that in ubuntu 8.10 a refresh command/shortcut will be included
  to restart gnome-panel.

** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
       Status: Incomplete => Confirmed

** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
       Status: Confirmed => New

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gnome panel crashes and no way to restart it without console
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