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05-02-2011

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CrunchBang: Conky stops updating

Hey I have a problem in CrunchBang with Conky (I user openBox as DE)
When I open OpenOffice and it only happens with openOffice, the Conky stops updating every 5th second, and I can acctualy understand why 'cause even if I reset Conky it will not update, I have to sudo halt - not even sudo reboot can "conqure" the problem

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