portly
March 13th, 2010, 04:52 PM
Sorry if this is a really stupid question......
Since the upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10 I've had problems with screensavers.
I want the bouncing cow, which appears to be xscreensaver. So I can open and set it ok, but it just won't start automatically.
I did have gnome-screensaver installed as well, but managed to uninstall that, which, if the OP was correct, should have allowed the xscreensaver to start.
It hasn't.
I've used linux for quite a while, but don't really understand how it works "under the hood" - if the car breaks, it goes to a garage. but there's not such thing as "linux garage" as far as I can find so I'm having to try and learn how to cure this myself, without success.....
Could someone point me in the right direction please ????
cheers
P!
p.s. oh and I don't know whether it's possible to use this "system-wide" as I use gnome GUI and my partner, well she uses KDE gui.......
Since the upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10 I've had problems with screensavers.
I want the bouncing cow, which appears to be xscreensaver. So I can open and set it ok, but it just won't start automatically.
I did have gnome-screensaver installed as well, but managed to uninstall that, which, if the OP was correct, should have allowed the xscreensaver to start.
It hasn't.
I've used linux for quite a while, but don't really understand how it works "under the hood" - if the car breaks, it goes to a garage. but there's not such thing as "linux garage" as far as I can find so I'm having to try and learn how to cure this myself, without success.....
Could someone point me in the right direction please ????
cheers
P!
p.s. oh and I don't know whether it's possible to use this "system-wide" as I use gnome GUI and my partner, well she uses KDE gui.......