K. Ghosh wrote:
> I wish to startuo xscreensaver whenever I log in and into x. I used
> 'update-rc.d -f xscreensaver default' after referring to man
> update-rc.d, but the complaint is default : command not found.
not much experience on this, especially on debian, but in gnome, when yu
don't select a screensaver [screensaver disabled], xscreensaver does not
start. thus yu can't lock your screen also. if yu select a screensaver,
then next time yu login, xscreensaver starts automatically. this is my
experience on mandrake 9.
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> What is the right way to do this please ?
> I'm on Debian.
> -K.Ghosh
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