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Kathryn wrote: | Will get the same thing about Xscreensaver with xfce4 if you try to lock | the screen without first emerging Xscreensaver (or at least I did). | Granted it is nice, lightweight, and fast. | I agree with Robert, if the wm has a lock screen option on it's default | menus it should include xscreensaver as one of it's dependencies.
If you need to lock your screen, it might be confusing that the button is there but refuses to work. On the other hand both of you know what you need to make it work. In my opinion xscreensaver is breaking a fly on the wheel for that matter. A simple black screen, built into XFCE or Gnome, would be enough for a start. I agree that a USE flag for xscreensaver would be nice, but please don't try to convince the devs to make it a default dependency. :)
Regards,
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