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["Pietro Gagliardi \(andlabs/pietro10\)" <pietro10@xxxxxxx>]

The problem with this bug is that it doesn't exhibit itself consistently
or predictably.

On my previous laptop's Ubuntu GNOME 14.10 setup, reboots worked fine
until some point (a month after installing?), at which point this
behavior started happening... but only on a clean reboot. If I killed
power to my laptop by force instead, extensions would stay. (This
probably further confirms the hypothesis in bug 1385572.) The previous
laptop was a Dell Precision M6400 with a Core 2 Duo CPU and Quadro FX
2700M graphics. I forget if I tried nVidia drivers or not.

So far, I have not seen this happen with clean reboots on my current
laptop. It is a Lenovo G60-45 with the following combined CPU/GPU: "AMD
A6-6310 APU with AMD Radeon R4 Graphics". I mainly use the AMD drivers
due to freezing issues with mesa; I forget if this happened with mesa as
well or not. This is still with Ubuntu GNOME 14.10.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1236749

Title:
  Gnome shell extensions disabled at every startup

Status in Ubuntu GNOME:
  Confirmed
Status in gnome-shell package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in upstart package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Since gnome-shell 3.10, my extensions are disabled by default at every boot.
  I need to launch Tweak Tool to enable theme by hand every time.

  Both pre-installed extensions ( AlternateTab) and user-installed ones
  (top-icons)

  Step to reproduce :
  Enable an extension in Tweak Tool ( Alternate Tab for example)
  reboot computer,
  open Tweak Tool : Alternate tab is disabled.

  Running on Ubuntu 13.10
  GNOME Shell 3.10.0.1
  gnome-tweak-tool 3.10..0-0ubuntu1-saucy1

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