Of course this isn´t a huge problem by itself as I just have to move my mouse a bit to get my display back but it got me wondering: Whenever the reading itself takes longer than 10 minutes or so (and if I don´t use my mouse in the meantime) the screensaver kicks in. I once wrote a dedicated script for that purpose. I often let my system read out text from the browser/pdf etc.
I need a simple way of temporarily disabling the screensaver in Lubuntu 20.04.3 LTS. This name is used for compatibility with previous applications.I wonder if anyone could help me shed some light on a certain matter. Service name for the XScreenSaver application is dtsession. The Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM) Of the screen are not included in the Java Desktop System. To avoid security violations, screensaver displays that show the contents Some screensaver displays show the contents of the screen of the user. Users who have the OpenGL library installed can use the XScreenSaverĭialog to enable OpenGL screensaver displays. Screensaver displays are disabled, because many users do not have the OpenGL library installed. To disable screensaver displays for all users on a Sun Ray TM client, rename the /usr/openwin/lib/xscreensaver/hacks directory to any name other than hacks. The followingĮxcerpt from a $HOME/.xscreensaver file shows a disabled Qix (solid) screensaver display: - "Qix (solid)" qix -root -solid -segments 100 To Disable a Screensaver Display on Solaris Systems Of the command for the screensaver display in the preferences file. To disable a screensaver display, add a minus sign (-) at the start To Disable a Screensaver Display on Linux Systems To include the -root option to display the screensaver On the whole screen, rather than in a window. Include any arguments that are required to run the screensaver display The directory depends on your operating system, as shown in theĪdd the command for the screensaver display to the XScreenSaver file or the $HOME/.xscreensaverįile. To Add a Screensaver DisplayĬopy the executable file for the display to the appropriateĭirectory. The screensaver displays are listed in the XScreenSaver file and in the $HOME/.xscreensaver file. A screensaverĭisplay is an application that displays images on the screen when the screen To choose one or more screensaver displays. To modify screensaver preferences, modify the XScreenSaver file or the $HOME/.xscreensaver file. With XScreenSaver at the time of publication of
To activate changes to the screensaver preferences, use the followingĬommand to reload the screensaver preferences: Want to change this default display behavior. The default display behavior of XScreenSaver If no $HOME/.xscreensaver file is present, the system uses the default preferences in the XScreenSaver file. To restore the default settings for a user, delete the $HOME/.xscreensaver file from the home directory of the user. Then copy the file to the location of the XScreenSaver You can also use the XScreenSaver dialog to create a $HOME/.xscreensaver file,
To set default screensaver preferences for all users, modify the XScreenSaver file. The command that you use depends on your operating system, Users can also run a command to start the Screensaver Screensaver preferences, see the latest version of the Java Desktop Preferences, the preferences are stored in the home directory of the user, To modify screensaver application preferences, users can use the Screensaver preference tool. usr/openwin/lib/app-defaults/XScreenSaver usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults/XScreenSaver Locations, depending on your operating system, as shown in the following table: The default screensaver preferences are stored in a fileĬalled XScreenSaver.
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The following sections describe how to set preferences for the XScreenSaver application, and how to modify the displays thatĪre available for the screensaver. The screensaverĪpplication for the Java Desktop System is XScreenSaver. Replaces the image on a screen when the screen is not in use. ThisĬhapter also provides information about how to modify the displays that areĪvailable for the screensaver. This chapter describes how to set preferences for the screensaver.
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