Look at this, gapan: http://live.gnome.org/GioPort It seems that gnome-vfs is not used anymore almost at all. I have removed the package without any effect since a couple of day. Anyway I don't have installed gthumb, or cheese, or gnucash, or inkscape, or vlc (some the applications that you marked h...

It seem to work just fine. Thanks very much gapan!

I mean the stock slackware compiz package in our repositories, that take with it half of kde and more as dependencies.

Great job, gapan. I think I'll remain without gnome-vfs and with cups 1.4.4.
gnome-vfs does not seem to be required by any program that i use, or, at least, they can use gvfs instead.
Thanks gapan!

P.S.: will u publish this information in the news?

Is libgnomeui included in full installation? If so, then it's more probable that the culprit is one of the latest slackware upgrades (imlib or cups or ghostscript) because I'm almost sure then last week everything worked just fine...

I red somewhere in the past that the Slackware64 Firefox package is compiled from source, while the 32 bit one is just a repackage of the mozilla precompiled tarball. Could it be the reason why I don't suffer the problem on my stock Slackware64 install? Do u have a stock Slackware 32 bit to check it...

Is libbonobo part of Salix stock installation? I don't have it. Anyway gigolo and stuff works perfectly also without gnome-vfs. I think becouse we have gvfs and, according with the gnome-vfs package description: It has mostly been replaced by gvfs now, but some old applications that haven't been upd...

I tried to compile and install the slackbuilds.org gnome-vfs: same problem!
How can be the Firefox printing framework and gnome-vfs related?
Sound strange...

Other then Gigolo... what are the packages that require gnome-vfs?

Oh... already done! You're fast gapan!
Thanks