You have the possibility to use xscreensaver under KDE. Firs of all you need xscreensaver installed; if your video card has acceleration (DRI) enabled you can also install a second file named (sorry I don't remember the whole name) xscreensaver-GLI or similar (I think is in the second or third 9.0 cd).
Then go to your home directory and change to the Autostart kde directory (cd /home/<your username>/.kde/Autostart); you must create a file in this directory (touch start-xscreensaver.sh) and the file just need the next line: xscreensaver -nosplash (you can write this with any text editor; I like to use midnight commander (mc). After that you must make executable the file: chmod +x start-xscreensaver.sh Now remember to dissable the kde screensaver (kde control center) and restart kde. To configurate xscreensaver to use as screensaver as you have installed, with kde runing start a console and write: xscreensaver-demo; you will be able to select "Random Screen Saver" and test all the avalaible screensaver, dissabling those that give you problems. Anyway you will have more than 50 different :-) Francisco Alcaraz Murcia (Spain) Good ----- Mensaje Original ----- Remitente: john drouard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Fecha: Martes, Octubre 1, 2002 4:29 am Asunto: [newbie] screensavers > Hello. I have Mandrake 9.0 installed on my system. I use KDE, and I > can't seem > to figure out how to install more screensavers. I have installed > many, and > they are all in /usr/sharinstalling them into a different directory > so I can use them in KDE Control > Center? Thanks for your help. > > - John Drouhard > >
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