The problem with linux lexmark driver described here frequently causes my Ubuntu to freeze. While I need to use my printer I can't just remove that crap. But there is a solution- killing the demon automatically every time it runs. Don't worry, printer works even if you kill the demon.
##If you have the same problem follow the steps below:
after download move the script to more appropriate location:
sudo mv lex_killer.rb /usr/local/bin/
then give executable permissions:
sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/lex_killer.rb
Now you can add this to Startup Applications* by simple GUI (i'm still writing about Ubuntu). The most important field is "Command" of course, so put there:
/usr/bin/lex_killer.rb
You should also fill other fields and name it clearly so you can recognize what is this in the future.
And that's it. After restart everything should be alright.
- Ruby [for root user]
Released under the MIT license. Copyright (C) 2012 Karol Nowicki ####*) Note that you need a system-wide ruby installation (or just ruby available for root user) for autorun. If you have not, it will be necessary to call
lex_kill.rb &
from terminal each time you login.