Description of problem:

During investigating BZ #485626 I've found a strange behaviour of the gnome-screensaver: Every 10 minutes the screensaver process which actually draws the screensaver is restarted.
This is controlled by the gconf entry: /apps/gnome-screensaver/cycle_delay, which is by default 10 (minutes).

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
gnome-screensaver-2.26.1-2.fc11.i586

How reproducible:
100%

Steps to Reproduce:
1. start gnome-screensaver manually with --no-daemon and --debug
2. activate screensaver, wait 10 minutes (or configure the cycle_delay to a shorter value ;-) )
  
Actual results:
[gs_manager_cycle] gs-manager.c:640 (00:41:32):  cycling jobs
[gs_job_stop] gs-job.c:483 (00:41:32):   stopping job
[gs_job_died] gs-job.c:128 (00:41:32):   Waiting on process 5729
[gs_job_died] gs-job.c:142 (00:41:32):   Job died
[gs_job_set_command] gs-job.c:193 (00:41:32):    Setting command for job:
'f-spot-screensaver'


Expected results:
If there is only one possible screensaver configured, gnome-screensaver should let it running instead of restarting it every cycle_delay minutes.