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gtk - windows shuts down unexpectedly

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http://crunchbang.org – hello guys,i have experiencing weird problem with clean installed waldorf on one netbook and another my desktop. first one when i try to edit text with geany it shuts the window ,(desktop p4 cpu)and second when i working on eclipse, i click to close an inner window it closes itself completely without any errors.(netbook atom cpu)i  think its becasue gtk or something... i love crunchbang but this bug is so bad. ..eclipse was nicely working on crunbang 10.... (HowTos)

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Submitted by ziyi on 01/30/2013

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Not sure what is going on..

I have a eeePC netbook 701 and running 8.0.4 ubuntu.

This is what happens.. turn the netbook on, and right after the ubutunu screen loads the netbook just shuts off completely.

any ideas?

I haven't done anything different from the last time the netbook was on

any help please.

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