Running screensaver software in linux lubuntu 15.10
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Somewhere in the system settings: there it shoud be able to configure the screensaver.
You can also install additional screensaver in the software center.
How did you do that this page is load correctly?
to Search right next.
from What page number in google you Found this page?
& Where exactly In the Search Result?
If none of that works, you can also try a program called Shutter. It should be available in the repositories, just use Synaptic package manager to install it. Additional information here.
Regards...
Last edited by ardvark71; 12-14-2015 at 01:51 AM.
Reason: Correction.
Please look at my post again. I changed the page to one that does not automatically load an entirely different page.
Otherwise, I'm not sure what you mean. Please keep in mind the ppa and the software are older, so it may not install through that method.
Regards...
to my Search right next if i want, I would like to know in this case
Where exactly the via Google, You found this page?
"so it may not install through that method"
Reading package lists... Done
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package lxscreenshot
rami@rami-System-Product-Name:~$
to my Search right next if i want, I would like to know in this case
Where exactly the via Google, You found this page?
I apologize, the link I provided was actually from another site that I found in the Google search. I didn't make that clear.
Quote:
Originally Posted by ramia
so what to do?
Go ahead and forget that program. Just use Shutter. As I mentioned above, it should be available in the repositories, just look it up in Synaptic package manager and install it.
I apologize, the link I provided was actually from another site that I found in the Google search. I didn't make that clear.
Go ahead and forget that program. Just use Shutter. As I mentioned above, it should be available in the repositories, just look it up in Synaptic package manager and install it.
Regards...
"I apologize, the link I provided was actually from another site that I found in the Google search. I didn't make that clear."
so in the next time if i need
For example in this case
What exactly should write in google to find this page?
in software of Shutter, Why that I close it via the X, Then it is not reopene?
"I apologize, the link I provided was actually from another site that I found in the Google search. I didn't make that clear."
so in the next time if i need
For example in this case
What exactly should write in google to find this page?
in software of Shutter, Why tha I close it via the X, Then it is not reopene?
Sorry, but you really don't appear to be getting the message here.
First you essentially ask us to look something up for you, and now you're asking us to TELL YOU HOW TO USE GOOGLE???? At some point, you will have to actually start to try things on your own. Since Google doesn't charge you anything to search, why don't you just try THINKING about terms apply to your question, and JUST TRY IT.
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