xscreensaver is controlled by xscreensaver-command. If
xscreensaver-command is called with the argument -deactivate
it behaves as if a key was pressed.
On my laptop running F37 that is happening every minute or so, so no
screensaver. (F36 did not have the problem)
Replacing that command with a script that runs pstree shows
|-wpa_supplicant,952 -c
/etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf -u -s
`-xscreensaver-co,1119 /usr/bin/xscreensaver-command -deactivate
`-pstree,1119 -agl
AFAIK there is no reason why wpa_supplicant should want to disable
xscreensaver. I have two wifi networks, one local (not unusual) ans
starlink.
Suggestions for additional investigation would be appreciated.
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