Webcollage looks for any of /usr/dict/words, /usr/share/dict/words,
or /usr/share/lib/dict/words; there is no need for a symlink.
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attached a
corrected patch.
I don't think that patch quite works either. I think a simpler fix is
to just always wrap one column earlier:
- sprintf (program + strlen(program), oprogram, state-grid_width);
+ sprintf (program + strlen(program), oprogram, state-grid_width-1);
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* xinerama. (Which pretty much nobody
ever does.)
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Michael Deegan wrote:
Ah. When launched from kscreensaver,
KDE's screensaver system is not xscreensaver, and is messed up in
all kinds of ways.
http://www.jwz.org/xscreensaver/faq.html#kde
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noof works fine for me with a pair of 1600x1200 screens (3200x1200 root
window) on an Nvidia e-GeForce FX 5700 Ultra.
The bug is in your video card or video driver, not noof or xscreensaver.
(Fine means two copies of noof are started, one on each screen; they
don't overlap or interfere with each
the mode menu in xscreensaver-demo.
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as it would on a desktop
machine when DPMS kicked in.)
So I don't think you need to do either of those things.
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This is an idiotic idea. Fix your machine instead.
All the time spent implementing this crazy blacklist detection system
of yours would be better spent getting your video driver functioning
properly.
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xscreensaver has no global notion of frame rate, so this is
impossible.
Also, it's a problem that will go away if we just take a year to
think about it.
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(Strike 3!)
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. If GL doesn't work on your machine, un-check the GL
hacks. If you think some hack is too slow on your machine, un-check it.
If you think some hack is ugly, un-check it.
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is to display months at words instead.
There is, as far as I know, no way to ever configure one's locale to
display month names instead of month numbers for %x. That makes %x a
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The upcoming 4.22 version handles a lot more feed types.
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That's not a bad idea; I've made it add 10% to the time remaining every
time you type a key.
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Sometimes I see a hack I haven't seen before (often shortly after having
upgraded xscreensaver) and wish to know it's name. In that situation I
would like to press some key(-combination) and have xscreensaver tell me
the name of the currently running hack.
When you run xscreensaver-demo (the
Mouette foolishly changed logo-50.xpm
from a 1-byte 16-color XPM to a 2-byte 256-color XPM.
Back out his patch and it'll work again.
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Most of that stack trace is nonsense -- either something smashed it, or
gdb is full of lies. (Those are about equally likely, I think.)
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group, our target; however, the call would still fail if there were any
other groups there.
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If by that you mean: 4.19 was running; you installed 4.21; and you did
xscreensaver-command -restart (or killall xscreensaver -HUP), then
maybe what happened is that the new 4.21 executable picked up the setgid
bit that had been associated with the running 4.19 pid (since you were
re-execing the
For 4.22, I've added a -transparent arg to bubbles (there's no reason
for GLB_USE_BLENDING to have been a compile-time-option.)
However, that mode looks pretty crappy anyway. It makes the bubbles not
look 3d at all, and the specular reflections go away.
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it.
This doesn't solve any of the accessibility issues discussed in
http://www.jwz.org/xscreensaver/toolkits.html of course, but it
would make it possible for the lock dialog to match the look of
the desktop.
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The X protocol measures the various DPMS in seconds, as an
unsigned short. 65535 / 60 / 60 = 18 hours 12 minutes.
So, X can't do it, you're out of luck...
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Fixed in 4.21!
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xscreensaver 4.21 (just released) has support for a New Login button
that runs gdmflexiserver. However, on my machine, gdmflexiserver wedges
X, so it's not enabled by default...
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I *think* 4.21 fixes this -- let me know?
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xscreensaver-demo attempts to use gnome-terminal when viewing the
documentation for a hack, but gnome-terminal is not installed.
I suspect it should be calling x-terminal-emulator instead.
WTF is x-terminal-emulator?
Until someone sends me a comprehensible, documented patch to
configure.in
Matthew Vernon wrote:
Can I suggest you at least document this fact?
Can I suggest you RTFM?
This has been in the xscreensaver manual for at least ten years.
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RTFAQ -- http://www.jwz.org/xscreensaver/faq.html#popup-windows
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This was fixed in xscreensaver 4.15.
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Fixed in xscreensaver 4.18.
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Thanks, this patch will be in xscreensaver 4.21.
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xscreensaver.kss has been removed from the xscreensaver distribution
as of xscreensaver 4.20.
http://www.jwz.org/xscreensaver/faq.html#kde
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Fixed in xscreensaver 4.17.
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Fixed in xscreensaver 4.19.
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Fixed in xscreensaver 4.17.
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This behavior is controlled by the window manager, not by xscreensaver.
It's in the FAQ: http://www.jwz.org/xscreensaver/faq.html#popup-windows
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Fixed in xscreensaver 4.20.
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This is fixed in xscreensaver 4.20 (titles are drawn with true
transparency now.)
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This is fixed in xscreensaver 4.20 (just released.)
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Well, after thinking about it some more, I'm inclined to remove this
xscreensaver.kss file from the next release of xscreensaver (unless I
hear a good reason not to.) I added it at someone's request years ago,
but now I think it just doesn't belong there at all.
If the KDE folks think they
I don't think the KDE folks want the xscreensaver integrated into KDE,
because KDE comes with a collection of screensavers.
Uh, as far as I know, the so-called KDE screensavers are all ports
from xscreensaver. A massive wasted effort.
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You cannot just run xscreensaver-command -lock that is not how KDE
Screensaver work.
Please explain. Because that's *exactly* what they should be doing.
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Keith Packard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
heh. Looks like there's a byteswapping bug in XRandR. Nice catch.
Note that the erroneous value (0x100) is a byteswapped short from the
valid value (0x1). Then note that the value isn't byteswapped in the X
server.
Fix follows.
-keith
I suspect this is a bug in the xrandr extension.
I can work around it by trapping errors around that call if this is, in
fact, a common bug (as opposed to something specific to your setup, or
your version of the server.) But I'd like to hear what the X folks have
to say about it first, though.
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