Whenever I reboot my system (13.04), the Pager widget goes crazy. It appears to "think" that the bar is somewhere else. I can only see a part of the bottom row of screens, it appears that the video of the pager only is shifted up and left. You can only see the part that remains inside the bar in the space reserved for the pager which is otherwise empty. The only "fix" is to remove the Pager from the panel, and then add it back. Only a reboot will cause this, and that doesn't happen very often, so it's just bugging me. Does anyone have any ideas to try?
The second thing that occurs on a reboot is the creation of multiple instances of "blankscrn.kss." (I hope I copied that right). This eats memory and pretty makes accessing one of my desktops impossible. On the last reboot, I counted thirty-four of these. I just hit [Ctrl-Esc] and kill all of them, but this is another head-scratcher. I would be very grateful if anyone has an idea on how this "reign of annoyance" could be ended.
The second thing that occurs on a reboot is the creation of multiple instances of "blankscrn.kss." (I hope I copied that right). This eats memory and pretty makes accessing one of my desktops impossible. On the last reboot, I counted thirty-four of these. I just hit [Ctrl-Esc] and kill all of them, but this is another head-scratcher. I would be very grateful if anyone has an idea on how this "reign of annoyance" could be ended.
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