Comment 11 for bug 59542

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chantra (chantra) wrote :

thanks Ante Karamatić for your packages, but infortunately, it doesn't solve the problem for me.

It seems that cupsd behave correctly as long as no other program uses it.
If i start gnome, then gnome-cups-icon makes cupsd runs 100% CPU.
If i kill it, cupsd still run but behave correctly.

Here are 2 screenshots, before killing cups-gnome-icon and after. Once cups-gnome-icon is killed, cupsd cool down.
If i starts gnome-cups-manager, cupsd starts again taking all the CPU.

thanks ante anyway ;)