Re: Turning of the screensavers

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On Tue, 8 Jun 2004, Shoshana Rosenthal wrote:

MY PC, running core 1. hangs up many nights with no obvious reason to me. The message on the monitor sometime, not always is "No signal" other times the monitor is just frozen with a screensaver. Someone suggested that maybe the screensavers hang the machine. I don't know what starts the screensvars, therefore I don't know how to turn it off. Is there a simple way of turning screensaver off.

TIA
Shoshana



If you're using the default window environment with fedora, under controlpanels/screensavers you can alter the settings (IIRC.. I'm not a big fedora desktop user)

We've had something similar here with latest model dell dimension 2400 desktop systems. The assumption we're working on is that some (maybe GL related) screensaver tickles a bug in the X server.

The machines are always still alive and on the network, just the gfx head is unresponsive.

We've set the screensaver to one kind (a simple one.. or just blank screen) and the problem seems to go away.

Cheers,

Al



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