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Hey guys, this is an easy one. I have my screensaver (glmatrix -- love it) running fine after 4 minutes. The checkbox for "make aware of power management" is not checked. The problem is that the screen blanks after a minute or two of the screensaver. I'm guessing that there is another option somewhere to blank the screen after X amount of time, and that is blanking the screensaver out. Where is this option?
do you use ACPI? is there anything in xorg.conf? I think the latter unlikely, but the former is highly relevant and without more info it is hard to help further....
hmm, I was thinking more along the lines of an option somewhere in yast about blanking the screen - I'll do some more hunting around. I know theres nothing in xorg.conf, because thats all handled with sax2, and I know that's way out of X's domain.
lol yeah, I was with slackware, but then I realized suse is all gui and wonderful while it works. It just so happens that it works 99% of the time, so I'm ok with that. Ubuntu is good - I reccomend it to many people.
If you're using KDE go to the Control Center. Then go to "Peripherals" and then to "Display". Go over to the "Power Control" tab and make sure that "Enable Display power management" is not checked. Hope this helps.
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