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as ive understood it, KDE mostly uses xscreensaver:s savers.. So by running xscreensaver you might be able to tinker around them.. I wont even ask you why you would want a screensaver fullscreen outside he preview option in the screensavers dialog, seems kinda useless to me with Lock Session and the previews around.. (:
It's not an Xscreensaver, it's one of the Really Slick Screensavers from KDE Look.
Your comment on it not running full screen lost me. Why wouldn't I want it to run as a full screen app with no windecos like it does if I just let the computer sit for 5 minutes?
Well, I just havnt ever understood whats so fun about sitting infron of your comp and watching a screensaver.. (:
Well, then its probably done via kdeinit.. But if its done with it, I have no idea of the syntax.. imho its very poorly documented, locally that is..
Just remembered.. You could allways ofcourse set the advanced option for the window to be fullscreen.. As in: Alt+F3 -> Advanced -> Fullscreen.. But thats just pure bubblegum (:
Originally posted by Artanicus ah, now I understood what you were looking for.. (: Why didnt I think of dcop.. (x Well, good that you found it, and I learned a new thing aswell.. (;
Sorry, I guess I wasn't very clear what I was after.
All I had to do was dig a little farther in the Lineakd documentation and I found it.
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