If you modify xscreensaver to not obey $PATH, you are making it do this weird, 
confusing, undiscoverable thing.

If you merely launch it with a different $PATH, then it's easy to know what's 
going on. Especially since the $PATH appears in error messages about not being 
able to find things.

> Is it not possible to specify the full path in the app-default file?

You could do that, but just changing $PATH seems a lot simpler, and isn't going 
to result in merge conflicts for the rest of eternity.

Anyway, xscreensaver already prepends HACKDIR to $PATH, so this problem can 
only happen if HACKDIR is wrong or if the "zoom" saver is A) enabled but B) not 
installed.

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Jamie Zawinski      https://www.jwz.org/      https://www.dnalounge.com/

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