[SOLVED] CPU 100% problem with lp processes [debian]
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I have to admit I'm unfamiliar with F9-9 or any other F9 manipulations.
What I am aware of, and it would've been a next update if you said something like the system was so slow you couldn't type commands, would be to use the system consoles, which you access using CTRL-ALT-F2, or ...-F3, F4, F5, ... up to like F7 and then CTRL-ALT-F8 brings you back to your desktop. However in those system consoles, they are more similar to the command line only, and you can type commands there to try and help fix a non-responding or very slow responding desktop problem.
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