Desktop unresponsive

In the past several months the desktop on my G4 Power Mac becomes unresponsive from time to time. By I mean that I become aware that I cannot move an icon or folder on the desktop, a jpg will not open,I cannot highlight an item to move to trash with command/delete etc. When that happens, I restart and all is well. Today, this happened twice and it's worrisome.In the past I checked the computer with Tech Tool Pro and Apple's Disk Utility--no issues.
Any suggestions as to cause and fix?
Jude

BDAqua: Hello again. Installed and ran Applejack. Instead of applejack AUTO, I typed applejack auto restart. This very good utility ran thru its 5 items.
Task 1 disk repair: "either your disk had no errors or it was repaired successfully." Task 2: repair permissions showed a really long list of 'permissions differ' on systems library, itunes etc etc. I think it said: "Permissions Repaired: 0." The rest of the tasks went by so quickly that I had no time to check them out, and then the G4 restarted.
After that I reran Apple's Disk Utility and the list of 'permissions differ' was very much shorter than the last time I ran it. it may be that applejack did repair some.
In any case, it is impossible to know what causes that unresponsive desktop, and I cannot say if it will happen again since it was always unpredictable and it's quite likely I don't notice it right away. In any case, I like applejack as it seems easier to use than Apple's utility. Thanks for that.
As there were no disk problems, and I certainly have enough space available on my main hard drive, what can you suggest might be an area to pursue?
There are a number of other problems currently which I have not mentioned which I do not think are related, i.e., wrong computer date and possible problems with Time Machine and i will start a new post topic.

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