The reason I needed to find a workaround is, I manage hundreds of kiosk-PCs in public libraries. When every single user who tries to print something is presented with what looks like an error message popping up on screen after a print, they try again. So almost every print job is sent twice.
This workaround works in these cases, since they don´t receive the notification. It´s a poor workaround for other use cases, since the users won't receive notification about low paper, low ink and such. But these users won´t need these types of notifications.
The "print-applet.desktop" comes from the package: system-config-printer-gnome
The workaround I´m using right now is the following in a startup script:
echo 'X-MATE- Autostart- enabled= false' >> /home/bruker/ .config/ autostart/ print-applet. desktop
The reason I needed to find a workaround is, I manage hundreds of kiosk-PCs in public libraries. When every single user who tries to print something is presented with what looks like an error message popping up on screen after a print, they try again. So almost every print job is sent twice.
This workaround works in these cases, since they don´t receive the notification. It´s a poor workaround for other use cases, since the users won't receive notification about low paper, low ink and such. But these users won´t need these types of notifications.
The "print- applet. desktop" comes from the package: system- config- printer- gnome