Just to give you some more info, my current setup is an ubuntu64-10.04@Intel i7 and i must admit this release is unbelievably faster than any other previous version of Ubuntu: after trying out the livecd i just got my /home/ folder backed up from the previous installation (ubuntu64-9.04) and restored it on a brand new lucid installation: everything is fine, everything works as expected (although the audio stack has other problems on its own..) but this gdm/gnome-panel/gnome-applets problem i'm sure i never had it before in Jaunty, and i was using the very same nvidia-proprietary drivers' version as i'm using now, so this is pretty odd.
@Kupfer: my NetworkManager applet has never thrown a problem, hell, NM and radiotray icons are just those unaffected by the problem.
I also noticed my gnome applets problem not always presents itself whenever the machine can't load gdm: sometimes the problem persists across multiple "sudo killall gnome-panel" killage too, so that i can issue as much as 18 of them and still i get those sensors corrupted. I usually also win a reboot here, because panels are definitely phucked for the entire session and gdm will not restart, hanging there in the middle with the other seven console hanged as well.
Just to give you some more info, my current setup is an ubuntu64- 10.04@Intel i7 and i must admit this release is unbelievably faster than any other previous version of Ubuntu: after trying out the livecd i just got my /home/ folder backed up from the previous installation (ubuntu64-9.04) and restored it on a brand new lucid installation: everything is fine, everything works as expected (although the audio stack has other problems on its own..) but this gdm/gnome- panel/gnome- applets problem i'm sure i never had it before in Jaunty, and i was using the very same nvidia-proprietary drivers' version as i'm using now, so this is pretty odd.
@Kupfer: my NetworkManager applet has never thrown a problem, hell, NM and radiotray icons are just those unaffected by the problem.
I also noticed my gnome applets problem not always presents itself whenever the machine can't load gdm: sometimes the problem persists across multiple "sudo killall gnome-panel" killage too, so that i can issue as much as 18 of them and still i get those sensors corrupted. I usually also win a reboot here, because panels are definitely phucked for the entire session and gdm will not restart, hanging there in the middle with the other seven console hanged as well.