9 Jan
2016
9 Jan
'16
5:53 p.m.
On Saturday 09 January 2016 10:15:36 Lisi Reisz wrote:
On Saturday 09 January 2016 08:37:20 Gene Heskett
wrote:
I was going to insert it here Lisi, but I do not actually have one of
those critters on this more or less wheezy system, sorry.
Cheers, Gene Heskett
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On Saturday 09 January 2016 02:33:32 deloptes
wrote:
Yes, Gene, but you have to do it _every_ _time_. This is tedious, and
anyhow I sometimes forget.
The only workable permanent solution appears to be the xorg.conf one,
but I was physically unable to test this last time I was trying. My
present set-up is not going to be permanent, so I am leaving it alone
and cursing when I forget. But once I have reinstalled Wheezy instead
of Jessie, I shall write an xorg.conf in order to have this working.
Do you feel like sharing your xorg.conf please, "deloptes"? And if
you do, could you copy me in with a private copy??
Emails from you via the TDE list don't reach me, and the list robot
complains that I am bouncing things and threatens to kick me off the
list. Emails you send to the Debian list reach me, so I don't know
what is going on.
Lisi If you mean DPMS, I've noticed the same, but
found out it depends
on the DPMS option in xorg.conf. Can you check this on your side?
That I haven't checked. I have 2 machines with TDE R14.0.02+ on
them, and the dpms settings work exactly as one would expect and
the man page describes. After setting the dpms times once, then a
simple, from a terminal screen xset -dpms shuts it off, and an xset
+dpms re-enables it.