Stephen Kuhn wrote:

On Fri, 2004-03-26 at 04:37, John Richard Smith wrote:



MD9.1 doesn't seem to of heard of these,
man Xlockmore
No manual entry for Xlockmore
Xlockmore --help
bash: Xlockmore: command not found
man Xscreensaver
No manual entry for Xscreensaver
Xscreensaver --help
bash: Xscreensaver: command not found

So ?

How would I check for these running in the background ?

Personally , I think the monitor itself does this unless  a commanded
to tell it not to. It's not so important to me since I like to have it.
I have mine set for 60 min and that means when say downloading
overnight the screen goes to absolute blank, fine. But I suppose some
folk might think differently to me. I suppose if you are playing a film
you don't want that happeneing then, but I don't get that so why should
I worry ?
On the other hand I suppose I ought to know what is actually happening.

John



Sorry - it's xlock and xscreensaver (/usr/bin/xlock and /usr/X11R6/bin/xscreensaver)

xscreensaver used to load when I first installed XFCE but I've taken it
out of the xinitrc script as I have my druthers to turn the monitor off
when necessary - and BTW, my monitor, after 30 minutes, turns itself off
- a setting on the monitor itself.

stephen kuhn - owner


I believe you are correct Stephen,

If I type xscreensaver into a terminal I can see several places to set
up powersaving and other things.


So, Xlock (which I had never ever heard of) merely sets passwords to unlock
screensaver,
and xscreensaver, which I had but a faint knowledge of,  is another device for setting 
up both screensaver and powerdown,I think, just like kde can do some of this. Looks 
like Xscreensaver is running things .Xscreensaver looks to be part of Xwindows 
setup.To be honest I didn't know Xwindows had it's own screen control mechanism like 
xscreensaver. Thanks.

John




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