On Tue, 2004-07-13 at 18:13, Powell, James F CONT wrote:
> I think I through a monkey wrench in the discussion when I brought up
> that my jobsite requires a non-blank screen saver to be running on all
> platforms that are powered up. Of course because of this, we also
> can't take advantage of power management since that would result in a
> blank screen as well.
Never mind -- there are people who want blanking only and there are
people who want eye candy (for whatever reason). I was thinking about
how to tackle this one from the technical side since the last time this
was discussed on the list, so basically it now boils down to:
- how to implement this best (the drop in config that is, the other
stuff is fairly straight forward)
- how to blackmail^Wbribe^Wconvince jwz to accept this upstream ;-)
- how granular we want to do this (I'd vote for xscreensaver,
-hacks-cheap and -hacks-expensive so everyone knows what they're dealing
with ;-)
Nils
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