I posted this bug nearly one month ago.
My computer runs apport enabled and all (I get error messages and
propositions to report them for various crashes now...), but I didn't
get any crash from gnome-settings-daemon, although often my GTK theme is
not loaded because gnome-settings-daemon is not
I followed the instructions, read the whole page, enabled apport, restarted
Ubuntu, saw that gnome-settings-daemon was not in the process list and that my
theme was not correctly loaded, and that nothing was in /var/crash.
I previously installed all debug symbols, as I said in my previous post.
I read this webpage and some others about bug reporting and program crashes. I
also installed the debugging symbols packages.
However, these pages only explain how to cope with programs we can launch and
make crash ourselves.
As for my problem, gnome-settings-daemon crashes on login (sometimes,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-settings-daemon
Sometimes, when logging in (maybe 1 out of 3 or 1 out of 2 times), the
gnome-settings-daemon crashes (nothing is visible when doing ps -A | grep
gnome-settings).
The system falls back to the original GTK+ theme instead of my
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/49795457/Dependencies.txt
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gnome-settings-daemon crashes on login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/590611
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Got exactly the same problem, with FreeMind as well as its fork FreePlane (Java
programs).
This problem also happens when using a Qt program, namely Qt Creator in my
case, though the problem generally comes after I type Ctrl+F (find and
replace). This also can also happen in temporary windows
I've had the same bug since my update hardy - intrepid.
I usually don't use Compiz, I'm not sure but I think the bug is still here when
I use it.
Furthermore, some times I have neither the icons on my desktop, neither
the wallpaper, and some times the GTK+ theme/icons don't work and I have
the
