Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: gnome-panel

I found this bug yesterday (up-to-date Lucid beta1 64bit) while right-
clicking to try and remove directly some apps from the Gnome panel
Applications menu (wishlist: menu-editor shortcut via contextual menu).

To reproduce:

1. Open the Applications menu
2. Open Graphics sub-menu (for instance, this is how I did and reproduced it 
but suspect it can work with any)
3. Chose an app launcher - I chose "Simple scanner" - and right click for 
contextual menu
4. Click so that one of the last contextual menus (i.e. adding a tray menu) 
opens without highlighting either of the choices
5. wait for a couple of seconds with the whole cascading opened 
(Appplications/Graphics/app context menu/add tray) and no final selection made

There it is, gnome-panel freezes. You can no longer use it. Logging out and 
back in doesn't even restart it.
Very annoying: the Gnome Applications menu is frozen and always on top.

Very very annoying: Alt+F2 launches gnome-application-control (Launch
application) but it is frozen so most of the system is unusable unless
you can work around thru desktop documents/launchers.

** Affects: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Description changed:

  Binary package hint: gnome-panel
  
  I found this bug yesterday (up-to-date Lucid beta1 64bit) while right-
  clicking to try and remove directly some apps from the Gnome panel
- Applications menu (wihlist: menu-editor shortcut via contextual menu).
+ Applications menu (wishlist: menu-editor shortcut via contextual menu).
  
  To reproduce:
  
  1. Open the Applications menu
  2. Open Graphics sub-menu (for instance, this is how I did and reproduced it 
but suspect it can work with any)
  3. Chose an app launcher - I chose "Simple scanner" - and right click for 
contextual menu
- 4. Click so that one of the last contextual menus (i.e. adding a tray menu=) 
opens without highlighting either of the choices
+ 4. Click so that one of the last contextual menus (i.e. adding a tray menu) 
opens without highlighting either of the choices
  5. wait for a couple of seconds with the whole cascading opened 
(Appplications/Graphics/app context menu/add tray) and no final selection made
  
  There it is, gnome-panel freezes. You can no longer use it. Logging out and 
back in doesn't even restart it.
  Very annoying: the Gnome Applications menu is frozen and always on top.
  
  Very very annoying: Alt+F2 launches gnome-application-control (Launch
  application) but it is frozen so most of the system is unusable unless
  you can work around thru desktop documents/launchers.

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gnome-panel freeze on cascading contextual app-launcher menu
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/556311
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