xscreensaver and xfce

[Philip Dean]

Xscreensaver provides a way to do this.  Look for the program xscreensaver-
demo.  Run it and there are options for blanking them monitor.

Philip Dean
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Quoting Tony Sequeira <tony at sequeira.com>:

> Hi all,
> 
> How does one modify xscreensavers settings in xfce?  I left the machine
> on last night, and xscreensaver was still throwing out pretty patterns
> this morning.  I would wish the screen to blank after a set period of
> time
> 
> I use gnome on my desktop.  But wish I had decided to try xfce before. 
> never mind.  In gnome, a menu entry allows xscreensaver settings to be
> modified.
> 
> TIA.
> 
> -- 
> Tony
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