Description of problem:
In a gtk3-application (like gedit 3.10) is on the first tab "General" of the printing dialog the minus-button of the integer box at the field "Copies" (in german version "Kopien") grayed out. This is correct for the case "1". But in the cases >1 there shouldn't be grayed out to indicate that the user can decrement the counts of copies.
In gtk2-applications (like firefox) this is working correct.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
Fedora 20 beta, Gnome 3.10

How reproducible:
always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. install a printer
2. open a gtk3-application (like gedit 3.10) and try to print -> the printing dialog opened

Actual results:
the first tab "General" on the printing dialog left the minus-button of the number of copies grayed out, even if there are 2 or more copies selected.

Expected results:
Only in the case of 1 copy should the minus button grayed out. With 2 or more copies there should be the minus-button optically active.

Additional info: