using gnome-screensaver in XFCE and NOT xscreensaver
im currently using Ubuntu 6.06 XFCE and i would like to make gnome-screensaver the default screensaver app.
both xscreensaver and gnome-screensaver are installed. i would like to know how to: 1. make gnome-screensaver the default 2. how to configure gnome-screensaver (it's not showing up in any of the menus) any help would be appreciated, cheers. |
By default, xfce screensaver requires xscreensaver. You have the *option* to remove xscreensaver using the following command (as privileged):
Code:
apt-get remove xscreensaver Code:
apt-get install gnome-screensaver Xfce menu > Settings > Autostarted Applications The command for starting the gnome-screensaver daemon is: Code:
gnome-screensaver Code:
#xscreensaver-command -lock || xlock $* Code:
cp /usr/bin/xflock4 /usr/bin/xflock4.orig |
*Don't* want gnome-screensaver
I have the opposite problem. I have both xscreensaver and gnome-screensaver installed. I used yum for regular updates and at some point recently it seems a gnome update changed things in a way I don't want.
For quite a while xscreensaver has been running just fine. Now, however, xscreensaver does not run. When I start it manually, I get an error "gnome-screensaver daemon is running and must be stopped first." I haven't done anything with regard to gnome-screensaver (meaning I didn't configure the daemon to start on boot up or log in). So this is why I suspect the change occurred through a yum update. How can I get gnome-screensaver to stay out of the way so that xscreensaver will run normally? - Bill |
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