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Gooday all, my first post on this site. Greetings from the land down under.I have asked the question elsewhere and have yet to fix my problem. I have KUBUNTU 7.1 (I think) and am unable to get the screen saver to work. Any help appreciated. James.
Wavemaker, I am running kubuntu feisty, and you can configure the screensavers by right-clicking on the desktop and choosing Configure desktop...
From there, in the selection on the left, choose the screensaver option. One thing to make sure of is whether or not the checkbox 'Start Automatically' is checked, and set the time to deploy. It does work for me.
I don't have experience with 3D acceleration, so I can't be of help there.
Yes, I have Kubuntu 7.10 as well, and though the screen savers "work" if you click the Test button in the settings, they never start automatically (which is what a screensaver's job is). I'll have to hunt through the bugs on Launchpad, or create a new one for this.
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