Hi,
It's there in Sid already (maybe Woody too -- haven't checked). If
In Woody too.
Does anyone know if xscreensaver-demo on Potato have an option like
that?
No it hasn't.
Disabling the feature on each box would be easier at install, but I
respect the maintainer choice. Working in a RD
Ted Cabeen wrote:
Good call. The default should probably be set to off. A debconf questio=
n of low priority would probably also be a good thing.
I opened the #128169 bug report (
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=128169 )
For security reasons, xscreensaver shouldn't be
Benoît Sibaud [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
For now, the xscreensaver maintainer disagrees.
I disagree. It is NOT a security issue, it has been discussed the last
3 times it was brought up, and it's easy enough to change if it bothers
you. Neither your bug or the discussion you pointed to adds
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Thomas == Thomas Bushnell, BSG [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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Thomas perhaps a *wishlist* item could be added to make this easy to
Thomas toggle from the gnome (or other) capplets.
It's there in Sid already (maybe Woody too -- haven't checked).
Ted Cabeen wrote:
Good call. The default should probably be set to off. A debconf questio=
n of low priority would probably also be a good thing.
I opened the #128169 bug report (
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=128169 )
For security reasons, xscreensaver shouldn't be allowed
Benoît Sibaud [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
For now, the xscreensaver maintainer disagrees.
I disagree. It is NOT a security issue, it has been discussed the last
3 times it was brought up, and it's easy enough to change if it bothers
you. Neither your bug or the discussion you pointed to adds
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Thomas == Thomas Bushnell, BSG [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[...]
Thomas perhaps a *wishlist* item could be added to make this easy to
Thomas toggle from the gnome (or other) capplets.
It's there in Sid already (maybe Woody too -- haven't checked).
Hi,
Xscreensaver has options that let you prevent screensavers from grabbing =
desktop images. If you run xscreensaver-demo, it's in the options tab. =
=46rom my brief look, none of the xlockmore modes grab the screen.
It's correct, but that grabbing desktop images is enable by default
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Sibaud writes:
Hi,
Xscreensaver has options that let you prevent screensavers from grabbi=
Hi,
Xscreensaver has options that let you prevent screensavers from grabbing =
desktop images. If you run xscreensaver-demo, it's in the options tab. =
=46rom my brief look, none of the xlockmore modes grab the screen.
It's correct, but that grabbing desktop images is enable by default
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Sibaud writes:
Hi,
Xscreensaver has options that let you prevent screensavers from grabbi=
ng
Hi,
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I didn't see any security level
configuration for both xscreensaver or xlockmore. What I mean is a way
to choose something like a class of screensavers, like 'secure' or 'fun'
or both: all screensavers save the screen, but they don't all protect
privacy; some
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I didn't see any security level
configuration for
Hi,
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I didn't see any security level
configuration for both xscreensaver or xlockmore. What I mean is a way
to choose something like a class of screensavers, like 'secure' or 'fun'
or both: all screensavers save the screen, but they don't all protect
privacy; some
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I didn't see any security level
configuration for
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