Shanker Balan saw fit to inform me that: 
>Hello:
>
>It requires X4. Sorry, cant help you with X3.3.6.
>
>
>BTW: It would be more comprehensible to use "Option    "NoPM"  "on""
>instead of "1"

I tried putting Option "NoPM" "on" in XF86Config file in XFree 4 but still
the monitor goes in standby mode. This is happening because of this :

--------------------------------------------------
Screen Saver:
  prefer blanking:  yes    allow exposures:  yes
  timeout:  600    cycle:  600
--------------------------------------------------

I am puzzled here. Earlier I was using KDE and now I am using icewm. My
.xinitrc file was as follows :

---------------------------
xset -dpms
imwheel -k -p &
kfm &
icewm 
---------------------------

As you can see kde screensaver etc. are not involved here, but still in
icewm xset q gives timeout : 600. As a result the monitor goes in stand by
mode after 10 minutes. Now in icewm I changed kde screensaver setting to
noscreensaver. But still timeout shows 600.

Than I thought of loading kde instead of icewm and changed the screensaver
setting to noscreensaver and than when I typed xset q in konsole I got the
following :

--------------------------------------------------
Screen Saver:
  prefer blanking:  yes    allow exposures:  yes
  timeout:  0    cycle:  600
--------------------------------------------------

As you can see timeout has become 0 now. But after quitting kde and loading
icewm the timeout goes back to 600 seconds. I think this is the main reason
for monitor going in stand by mode. Why is the xset setting gets changed
after loading a different windows manager ?

Finally I tried by putting xset s 0 in .xinitrc file and voila it made
timeout 0,

Now my .xinitrc file is as follows :

---------------------------
xset -dpms s 0
imwheel -k -p &
kfm &
icewm 
---------------------------


Thanks a lot Shanu, Sriji & Sreangsu.

Warm Regards


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