Sorry to keep asking, but is the "built-in screensaver" in X the same as/using "xscreensaver?
Because I can prevent the behavior by removing xscreensaver, but not the -gl and -data packages, which are required for gnome-screensaver.
If there is another layer as well I would like to know so that I can understand my system better.....
As for not wanting a screensaver, I don't have my machine in an environment where I worry about other people seeing what's on the screen, whereas that swirling eye-catching stuff is distracting and inappropriate in a working environment. I have no objections to other people having the ability to use a screensaver, so long as I have the ability to NOT use one.
Sorry to keep asking, but is the "built-in screensaver" in X the same as/using "xscreensaver?
Because I can prevent the behavior by removing xscreensaver, but not the -gl and -data packages, which are required for gnome-screensaver.
If there is another layer as well I would like to know so that I can understand my system better.....
As for not wanting a screensaver, I don't have my machine in an environment where I worry about other people seeing what's on the screen, whereas that swirling eye-catching stuff is distracting and inappropriate in a working environment. I have no objections to other people having the ability to use a screensaver, so long as I have the ability to NOT use one.