sh -c 'exec gnome-do --debug > /tmp/gnome-do.log 2>&1'
instead of the default for executing gnome-do when you log in. The result is that if gnome-do fails to load the actions, this log should show something about the problem.
After adding this, I have not been able to reproduce the problem, so I guess this is probably a race condition somewhere.
In my Startup applications I have placed
sh -c 'exec gnome-do --debug > /tmp/gnome-do.log 2>&1'
instead of the default for executing gnome-do when you log in. The result is that if gnome-do fails to load the actions, this log should show something about the problem.
After adding this, I have not been able to reproduce the problem, so I guess this is probably a race condition somewhere.