Xscreensaver random manual#

Means that your X server does not support the XDPMSД®xtension, and so control over the monitorвЂ™s power Xscreensaverв€’settings(1) window, then that Saves the settings in your ~/.xscreensaver file. Xscreensaverв€’settings(1) program is where youД¬onfigure if and when your monitor should power off. COMMAND-LINE OPTIONSДisplays with multiple screens, XScreenSaver will manage all

Their time sleeping/idle by default, so they should notД¬onsume significant system resources. Modes are run at a low process priority, and spend most of Various graphics demos are, in fact, just standaloneД«ecomes active again, the screensaver windows are unmapped, Because of this, any program which canДraw on a provided window can be used as a screensaver. A sub-process is launchedДЇor each one running a graphics demo, pointed at theДЄppropriate window. To activate the screensaver, a full-screen black window isД¬reated that covers each monitor. GETTING STARTEDДЄ daemon that runs in the background. It can also lock your screen, and providesД¬onfiguration and control of display power management.ДЄlso available on macOS, iOS and Android. Waits until the user is idle, and then runs graphics demosД¬hosen at random. See also the latest Fossies 'Diffs' side-by-side code changes report for 'xscreensaver.man': 6.03_vs_6.04.Д®xtensible screen saver and screen locking framework SYNOPSIS

Xscreensaver random manual#

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