Verner Kjærsgaard schrieb:
Tirsdag den 21. marts 2006 11:04 skrev Eilert:
Is it possible or not? The automatic screen saving of X on the terminals
sucks. I've tried a lot of tricks I read about in the past, but none of
them helped.
Isn't there a simple switch in the LTSP configs to use here? Or can I
tweak the X configuration scripts? (By the way, those of the machine
LTSP runs on, or those of /opt/LTSP... ?)
I've looked this up in the Wiki, but no results so far.
Thanks for all hints.
Rolf
Hi Rolf and list,
- in SuSE10, in "/opt/kde3/share/config/kdesktoprc", I do:
[ScreenSaver][$i]
Enabled=true
Lock=false
Priority=19
Saver=KBlankscreen.desktop
Timeout=240
This prevents the users from selecting another CPU consuming screensaver - and
forces a blankscreen screensaver into use.
Was this of any help?
Ääähm - no, I don't think so, because this refers to KDE not X. When no
user is logged in at a certain terminal (i. e. only xdm is present), the
screen will go off after a while. So nobody knows if this terminal is
shut off or has power. After a user loggs in, the X screen goes black
after a while ALTHOUGH the KDE screen saver is switched off (X overrides
KDE here).
That's my problem :-)
Rolf
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