gnome-screensaver configuration
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JazzyJeff
Jun 22, 2008, 8:39:43 AM6/22/08
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Is there a way you can make adjustments to Gnome's screensavers the
same way you can in XFCE? It seems like all that gnome-screensavers
lets you do is pick a module and preview it prior to selecting it.
Kinda' nice that you can page through the modules in full screen and
make your selection there though.
same way you can in XFCE? It seems like all that gnome-screensavers
lets you do is pick a module and preview it prior to selecting it.
Kinda' nice that you can page through the modules in full screen and
make your selection there though.
RyanMcCoskrie
Jul 11, 2008, 9:11:02 PM7/11/08
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Last time I checked the Gnome team are trying to
make Gnome super easy to use by having nothing
that requires more than the smallest amount of
thought.
The best thing that I can think of to remedy this is to look
up your Gnome related dot files and edit something there
to adjust the command line settings of a screen saver.
You can find what they are by typing at your terminal
cd /usr/libexec/xscreensaver
./$yourScreenSaver -h
make Gnome super easy to use by having nothing
that requires more than the smallest amount of
thought.
The best thing that I can think of to remedy this is to look
up your Gnome related dot files and edit something there
to adjust the command line settings of a screen saver.
You can find what they are by typing at your terminal
cd /usr/libexec/xscreensaver
./$yourScreenSaver -h
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