Hi!
Last night, I discussed this issue in a German
Debian forum:
http://debianforum.de/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2t=117290start=0
Problem mit BlankTime-Option: Screensaver nicht totzukriegen
There, I got the essential hint:
I have to deal with xset q and xset s.
I went some more blind alleys last
On 01/13/10 03:31, dolphin...@gmx.de wrote:
@Markus: The script that you had to wrote, does it consist of the
xset s noblank entry?
Correct. It uses xset to disable screen blanking. I'm not too happy
about that being the only way to disable the blanking either. There has
to be a better
On 01/13/10 03:31, dolphin001 at gmx.de wrote:
@Markus: The script that you had to wrote, does it consist of the
xset s noblank entry?
Correct. It uses xset to disable screen blanking. I'm not too happy
about that being the only way to disable the blanking either. There has
to be a
Hi!
Can at least anyone of you reproduce the fact that
any modern system with multiple KDE sessions is
doomed to run a screensaver after 10 minutes?
Or is out there in the wide world someone who
is able to get a system with multiple KDE sessions
that is absolutely free of screensavers?
dolphin
...@gmx.de
To: x...@freedesktop.org
Sent: Tue, January 12, 2010 7:41:32 PM
Subject: I have problems with the BlankTime Option: Any help?
Hi!
Can at least anyone of you reproduce the fact that
any modern system with multiple KDE sessions is
doomed to run a screensaver after 10 minutes?
Or is out
Hi!
My humble request is that at no (NO)
REALLY NO!! circumstances a screensaver
comes into action when I use X.Org.
With Debian Etch this is no problem.
But, with Debian Lenny, I have a real problem.
In the etc/X11/xorg.conf, I add an entry
like that:
Section ServerLayout
Identifier
