Screensave
Gregory J. Neumann
gjn at certainlywood.com
Tue Aug 13 16:18:24 EDT 2002
Justin,
Look for a setting called "screenblank" or something like that, too. I'm at
work and no running Linux boxes ... :-( so I can't check it myself.
And I should have said a "bash shell", why I couldn't remember that, I don't
know!
-Greg
> That may be exactly what it is.. It basically does a startx then runs .xintrc in the home to start
> xmms.
>
> I put in the /etc/profile
> setterm -powersave off
> setterm -powerdown 0
>
> and rebooted. I'll see tonight if it worked.
>
> Thanks
> Justin
>
>
> Gregory J. Neumann wrote:
> Do you have a bourne-again login anywhere? If you do, the default script
> blanks the screen after 15 minutes. Type "man setterm" to find how to
> change the setting, then check for a .profile file in your /home dir or a profile
> file in /etc . Sorry, I usually invoke X from the command prompt after I log in
> on my Slackware box, so I don't know exactly know what happens in
> RedHat.
>
> HTH,
> Greg
>
>
> I have a PC being used as an mp3 player (old libretto) I have redhat 7.3
> on it, after about 10 minutes the screen will black out. I would like to
> keep the screen always on (got IRman and remote controll to controll
> it). I have no desktop running, just X and xmms. APMD is not running,
> got all power management turned off in the bios, any ideas whats
> blanking out the screen?
>
> Justin
>
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