| 2016-09-15 06:04:52 |
wolf |
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| 2016-09-15 06:24:32 |
wolf |
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I found a thread in the Stack Exchange for the bug I have: http://elementaryos.stackexchange.com/questions/7680/wingpanel-not-responding-loki (unlike the original poster, I did not install Dropbox and I wasn't able to restore the menu bar without a restart)
I returned from system sleep to find the menu bar gone. When I Ctrl+Alt+Del, I get a notification that wingpanel is not responding, but no feedback if I opt for force quitting it. New Loki install, Intel. |
I found a number of users with this same bug on Stack Exchange: http://elementaryos.stackexchange.com/questions/7680/wingpanel-not-responding-loki (unlike the original poster, I did not install Dropbox)
I returned from system sleep to find the menu bar gone. When I Ctrl+Alt+Del, I get a notification that wingpanel is not responding, but no feedback if I opt for force quitting it. New Loki install, Intel integrated graphics on Gigabyte GA-H110M-A motherboard.
"sudo killall wingpanel" has no immediate change, but shows a small, white "wiping"-style movement in the top right, like when a notification closes. Sometimes the menu bar restores, but none of the icons or Applications menu respond. (Once I saw the bottom of the message bubble-style popout come out of "Applications", with the triangle part of the bubble pointing to Applications, but all but the bottom white margin of the bubble off the top of the screen. Eventually, I get another notice about how wingpanel is not responding. Force quitting starts the same process anew. |
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| 2016-09-15 06:25:36 |
wolf |
description |
I found a number of users with this same bug on Stack Exchange: http://elementaryos.stackexchange.com/questions/7680/wingpanel-not-responding-loki (unlike the original poster, I did not install Dropbox)
I returned from system sleep to find the menu bar gone. When I Ctrl+Alt+Del, I get a notification that wingpanel is not responding, but no feedback if I opt for force quitting it. New Loki install, Intel integrated graphics on Gigabyte GA-H110M-A motherboard.
"sudo killall wingpanel" has no immediate change, but shows a small, white "wiping"-style movement in the top right, like when a notification closes. Sometimes the menu bar restores, but none of the icons or Applications menu respond. (Once I saw the bottom of the message bubble-style popout come out of "Applications", with the triangle part of the bubble pointing to Applications, but all but the bottom white margin of the bubble off the top of the screen. Eventually, I get another notice about how wingpanel is not responding. Force quitting starts the same process anew. |
I found a number of users with this same bug on Stack Exchange: http://elementaryos.stackexchange.com/questions/7680/wingpanel-not-responding-loki (unlike the original poster, I did not install Dropbox)
I returned from system sleep to find the menu bar gone. When I Ctrl+Alt+Del, I get a notification that wingpanel is not responding, but no feedback if I opt for force quitting it. New Loki install, Intel integrated graphics on Gigabyte GA-H110M-A motherboard.
"sudo killall wingpanel" has no immediate change, but shows a small, white "wiping"-style movement in the top right, like when a notification closes. Sometimes the menu bar restores, but none of the icons or Applications menu respond. (Once I saw the bottom of the message bubble-style popout come out of "Applications", with the triangle part of the bubble pointing to Applications, but all but the bottom white margin of the bubble off the top of the screen. Eventually, I get another notice about how wingpanel is not responding. Force quitting starts the same process anew. I'm unable to get a working menu bar even after rebooting. |
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| 2016-09-15 06:29:25 |
wolf |
description |
I found a number of users with this same bug on Stack Exchange: http://elementaryos.stackexchange.com/questions/7680/wingpanel-not-responding-loki (unlike the original poster, I did not install Dropbox)
I returned from system sleep to find the menu bar gone. When I Ctrl+Alt+Del, I get a notification that wingpanel is not responding, but no feedback if I opt for force quitting it. New Loki install, Intel integrated graphics on Gigabyte GA-H110M-A motherboard.
"sudo killall wingpanel" has no immediate change, but shows a small, white "wiping"-style movement in the top right, like when a notification closes. Sometimes the menu bar restores, but none of the icons or Applications menu respond. (Once I saw the bottom of the message bubble-style popout come out of "Applications", with the triangle part of the bubble pointing to Applications, but all but the bottom white margin of the bubble off the top of the screen. Eventually, I get another notice about how wingpanel is not responding. Force quitting starts the same process anew. I'm unable to get a working menu bar even after rebooting. |
I found a number of users with this same bug on Stack Exchange: http://elementaryos.stackexchange.com/questions/7680/wingpanel-not-responding-loki (unlike the original poster, I did not install Dropbox)
I returned from system sleep to find the menu bar gone. When I Ctrl+Alt+Del, I get a notification that wingpanel is not responding, but no feedback if I opt for force quitting it. New Loki install, Intel integrated graphics on Gigabyte GA-H110M-A motherboard.
"sudo killall wingpanel" has no immediate change, but shows a small, white "wiping"-style movement in the top right, like when a notification closes. Sometimes the menu bar restores, but none of the icons or Applications menu respond. (Once I saw the bottom of the message bubble-style popout come out of "Applications", with the triangle part of the bubble pointing to Applications, but all but the bottom white margin of the bubble off the top of the screen. Eventually, I get another notice about how wingpanel is not responding. Force quitting starts the same process anew. I'm unable to get a working menu bar even after rebooting.
Update: The menu bar does become functional again, but only after a notification that I am connected to wired ethernet (even though I haven't touched the computer or installed anything to prompt the change) |
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| 2016-09-15 06:30:22 |
wolf |
description |
I found a number of users with this same bug on Stack Exchange: http://elementaryos.stackexchange.com/questions/7680/wingpanel-not-responding-loki (unlike the original poster, I did not install Dropbox)
I returned from system sleep to find the menu bar gone. When I Ctrl+Alt+Del, I get a notification that wingpanel is not responding, but no feedback if I opt for force quitting it. New Loki install, Intel integrated graphics on Gigabyte GA-H110M-A motherboard.
"sudo killall wingpanel" has no immediate change, but shows a small, white "wiping"-style movement in the top right, like when a notification closes. Sometimes the menu bar restores, but none of the icons or Applications menu respond. (Once I saw the bottom of the message bubble-style popout come out of "Applications", with the triangle part of the bubble pointing to Applications, but all but the bottom white margin of the bubble off the top of the screen. Eventually, I get another notice about how wingpanel is not responding. Force quitting starts the same process anew. I'm unable to get a working menu bar even after rebooting.
Update: The menu bar does become functional again, but only after a notification that I am connected to wired ethernet (even though I haven't touched the computer or installed anything to prompt the change) |
I found a number of users with this same bug on Stack Exchange: http://elementaryos.stackexchange.com/questions/7680/wingpanel-not-responding-loki (unlike the original poster, I did not install Dropbox)
I returned from system sleep to find the menu bar gone. When I Ctrl+Alt+Del, I get a notification that wingpanel is not responding, but no feedback if I opt for force quitting it. New Loki install, Intel integrated graphics on Gigabyte GA-H110M-A motherboard.
"sudo killall wingpanel" has no immediate change, but shows a small, white "wiping"-style movement in the top right, like when a notification closes. Sometimes the menu bar restores, but none of the icons or Applications menu respond. (Once I saw the bottom of the message bubble-style popout come out of "Applications", with the triangle part of the bubble pointing to Applications, but all but the bottom white margin of the bubble off the top of the screen. Eventually, I get another notice about how wingpanel is not responding. Force quitting starts the same process anew. I'm unable to get a working menu bar even after rebooting.
Update: The menu bar does become functional again, but only after a notification that I am connected to wired ethernet (even though I haven't touched the computer or installed anything to prompt the change). It quickly becomes unresponsive again. |
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| 2016-09-15 06:31:50 |
wolf |
description |
I found a number of users with this same bug on Stack Exchange: http://elementaryos.stackexchange.com/questions/7680/wingpanel-not-responding-loki (unlike the original poster, I did not install Dropbox)
I returned from system sleep to find the menu bar gone. When I Ctrl+Alt+Del, I get a notification that wingpanel is not responding, but no feedback if I opt for force quitting it. New Loki install, Intel integrated graphics on Gigabyte GA-H110M-A motherboard.
"sudo killall wingpanel" has no immediate change, but shows a small, white "wiping"-style movement in the top right, like when a notification closes. Sometimes the menu bar restores, but none of the icons or Applications menu respond. (Once I saw the bottom of the message bubble-style popout come out of "Applications", with the triangle part of the bubble pointing to Applications, but all but the bottom white margin of the bubble off the top of the screen. Eventually, I get another notice about how wingpanel is not responding. Force quitting starts the same process anew. I'm unable to get a working menu bar even after rebooting.
Update: The menu bar does become functional again, but only after a notification that I am connected to wired ethernet (even though I haven't touched the computer or installed anything to prompt the change). It quickly becomes unresponsive again. |
I found a number of users with this same bug on Stack Exchange: http://elementaryos.stackexchange.com/questions/7680/wingpanel-not-responding-loki (unlike the original poster, I did not install Dropbox—only major install was the Google Chrome repo and app)
I returned from system sleep to find the menu bar gone. When I Ctrl+Alt+Del, I get a notification that wingpanel is not responding, but no feedback if I opt for force quitting it. New Loki install, Intel integrated graphics on Gigabyte GA-H110M-A motherboard.
"sudo killall wingpanel" has no immediate change, but shows a small, white "wiping"-style movement in the top right, like when a notification closes. Sometimes the menu bar restores, but none of the icons or Applications menu respond. (Once I saw the bottom of the message bubble-style popout come out of "Applications", with the triangle part of the bubble pointing to Applications, but all but the bottom white margin of the bubble off the top of the screen. Eventually, I get another notice about how wingpanel is not responding. Force quitting starts the same process anew. I'm unable to get a working menu bar even after rebooting.
Update: The menu bar does become functional again, but only after a notification that I am connected to wired ethernet (even though I haven't touched the computer or installed anything to prompt the change). It quickly becomes unresponsive again. |
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| 2016-09-15 07:47:28 |
Djax |
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wingpanel |
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| 2016-09-16 06:36:36 |
Tobias |
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added subscriber Tobias |
| 2016-09-16 07:47:51 |
Djax |
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wingpanel-indicator-power |
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| 2016-09-16 07:55:11 |
Djax |
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Wingpanel not responding |
Indicator freezes wingpanel |
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| 2016-09-16 09:09:28 |
Djax |
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added subscriber Djax |
| 2016-11-17 15:29:50 |
Thureos |
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added subscriber Thureos |
| 2018-07-02 15:35:28 |
Klaus Rennecke |
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added subscriber Klaus Rennecke |
