On Tue, May 09, 2023 at 08:46:39AM +0200, Landry Breuil wrote:
Hello Landry,
> can you check whether it's "saved in the session" if you use session
> saving ? grep screensa .cache/sessions/*
I tried the following:
1. `pkg_add xfce4-scrensaver`. Enable screen saving. There is no
xfce4-screensaver process at this point.
2. Log out and back in. There is now an xfce4-screensaver process.
3. Disable Screen saver and lock screen in Settings > Screensaver.
4. Log out of XFCE. Check in console: there is no longer an
xfce4-screensaver process.
5. Log back in. There is an xfce4-screensaver process.
6. Disable screensaver from Settings > Session & Startup.
7. Log out and back in. There is an xfce4-screensaver process.
8. `kill` the xfce4-screensaver process.
9. Log out and back in. There is an xfce4-screensaver process.
At none of these stages did "screensa" appear in the sessions dir. I
assume XFCE is always starting it, somehow, but I don't know why.
Apparently, xfce4-screensaver really doesn't recognise when it's not
wanted ;) I have `pkg_delete`d it again!
Laurie
