On Thu, 2004-03-25 at 21:32, John Richard Smith wrote:
Hoyt Bailey wrote:
I would suggest since the monitor is causing the alleged problem you might try the buttons just under the screen on your monitor, one of them should provide you with a menu and likely one of the menu items will resolve the difficulty to your satisfaction.Nothing in Monitor's own selection programme options to set power/powersave on or off.
John
I'm wondering if Xlockmore or Xscreensaver is running in the background and shutting it down without you knowing it...just a thought.
stephen kuhn - owner
MD9.1 doesn't seem to of heard of these, man Xlockmore No manual entry for Xlockmore Xlockmore --help bash: Xlockmore: command not found man Xscreensaver No manual entry for Xscreensaver Xscreensaver --help bash: Xscreensaver: command not found
So ?
How would I check for these running in the background ?
Personally , I think the monitor itself does this unless a commanded to tell it not to. It's not so important to me since I like to have it. I have mine set for 60 min and that means when say downloading overnight the screen goes to absolute blank, fine. But I suppose some folk might think differently to me. I suppose if you are playing a film you don't want that happeneing then, but I don't get that so why should I worry ? On the other hand I suppose I ought to know what is actually happening.
John
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