On 02/01/2009 14:40, maderios wrote:
> Ravenlock a écrit :
>> You should use E's own dialogs for manipulating the X screensaver
>> (which is not xscreensaver). You can find the dialog at Settings Panel
>> -> Screen -> Screen Saver.
>
> I ever used settings panel => screen=> screen saver=> advanced
>
> Enable X screensaver = yes
> Time =2 minutes
> Time until X screensaver alternates =1 seconds
> blanking =default
> exposure events =default
It works fine here for me, except....
I noticed a bit of a bug. Might be bothering you as well. I was unable
to investigate it further, but let it be known... something odd can happen.
I had a new e.cfg file. Turned on the x screensaver in E's dialog
without touching any other settings. I then checked xset's opinion and
the screensaver was still off. I then did nothing more than change the
timeout from the default of one minute to two minutes and it properly
reflected this. Thus the screensaver was now active. I then changed it
back to one minute and it still looked good. So, imho, there is
something wrong with a new e.cfg and the enabling of the x screensaver
first time.
But now that it works for me, it works properly. I will investigate as
soon as I can. My advice... 1) remove settings from .xsession, as E
will override anyway. 2) try fiddling with the timeout and see if you
get it to behave.
HTH
>
>> On 02/01/2009 11:37, maderios wrote:
>>> Hi
>>> I have some problem with screen saver module and E17 :
>>> 1) screen saver starts then stops, then starts again, etc.....
>>> 2) I disallow screen saver module and I edit my .xession file :
>>> xset s 120
>>> xset doesn't works at all with E17 but it works with other window
>>> managers like fluxbox or other
>> This is because (many) other wm's do not handle X screensaver in any
>> fashion, while E does.
>>
> I don't understand why xset command doesn't work with E17
xset has nothing to do with E. E uses X APIs to manipulate those
settings. It does this on startup, and anytime the settings change
while E is running.
So if you have settings in your .xsession, they will immediately be
overridden upon E startup.
>
>>> Thanks for any help
>>>
>>> Maderios
>>>
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