Hello, Christian:
>> I'm pretty sure that when I reboot, it will work again, but I don't
>> want to reboot every other day just because of this. So, how do I
>> debug it?
You can try xset command to be autorun at every X-session.
To find out current settings use
xset -q
and there number of opt
This may be an Xorg bug. I've noticed that after a long uptime X does
not time out the video. Rebooting or restarting X fixes the problem. I
use FVWM so in my case it isn't GNOME or KDE. I suspect that a counter
is overflowing somewhere in X. This isn't new: I've been seeing it for
years.
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On 02/12/2011 14:05, Christian Jaeger wrote:
Hello
I've got frequent pains with my monitors, that they don't go off when
I expect them to after a 30' timeout (as set in the gnome power
management options). First issue was (or was what I suspected to be)
mplayer instances started by smplayer stil
Hello
I've got frequent pains with my monitors, that they don't go off when
I expect them to after a 30' timeout (as set in the gnome power
management options). First issue was (or was what I suspected to be)
mplayer instances started by smplayer still hanging around, so I kill
them regularly, but
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