Htop shown me too that pulseaudio use ~15 % of cpu. So, in a console i run : sudo dpkg-reconfigure pulseaudio. This command stop & restart pulseaudio.
And the good surprise now: there is no more over eating cpu activity:
-no more trouble with previous gnome-volume-control-applet
- nor with pulseaudio
- and i can now open system/preferences/sound
So, it appear that it's clearly a problem of pulseaudio or of one of its dependencies
Some more findings:
Htop shown me too that pulseaudio use ~15 % of cpu. So, in a console i run : sudo dpkg-reconfigure pulseaudio. This command stop & restart pulseaudio.
And the good surprise now: there is no more over eating cpu activity: control- applet preferences/ sound
-no more trouble with previous gnome-volume-
- nor with pulseaudio
- and i can now open system/
So, it appear that it's clearly a problem of pulseaudio or of one of its dependencies