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I am new to Linux & have Linux MX. I would like to set a photo slideshow screensaver but have been unable to figure out how to do it. Any suggestions that a new user could try? When I click on Photopile, it states "not installed."
I am not familiar with the software install system for MX, but if it offers you Hydrapaper. Hydrapaper is a good wallpaper utility that helps you have different wallpapers on multiple monitors and also can allow random wallpapers from a directory or source.
I am new to Linux & have Linux MX. I would like to set a photo slideshow screensaver but have been unable to figure out how to do it. Any suggestions that a new user could try? When I click on Photopile, it states "not installed."
Go into screensaver settings and see if one of the screensavers has that functionality. It should. If not, install additional screensavers, e.g. one of these packages:
I am not familiar with the software install system for MX, but if it offers you Hydrapaper. Hydrapaper is a good wallpaper utility that helps you have different wallpapers on multiple monitors and also can allow random wallpapers from a directory or source.
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