On 05-Jun-2000 jack wallen jr opined:
> i've tried to get phosphor to run as my screen saver for a while now but
> now luck. the only time i can get is if i run xscreensaver-demo but then
> you can't really 'choose' which saver you want. anyone know how to 'add'
> a screensaver to, say, the gnome control center's screensaver config
> tool?
You can go into ~/.xscreensaver and put a - (dash) in front of everything
you don't want running. Or you can type 'xsceensaver-demo --prefs' and
disable all of the ones you don't want.
You could even have several different .xscreensaver files with different
options that could be changed and used at will, either via a script or
manually or even some type of random file copier.
As for the question you asked, I have no idea. I don't use gnome even
though it's installed for the benefit of some other things I do use.
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