From: mm+usenet-es@dorfdsl.de   
      
   On 02.10.2024 um 13:09 Uhr Rich wrote:   
      
   > But, if the only reason you run xscreensaver is for idle power down,   
   > then that is silly, as X already supports idle time-out power down   
   > natively, so xscreensaver is not needed for that singlar purpose.   
   >   
   > If, however, you are also using the "screen locking" feature of   
   > xscreensaver, then you do need to run it to get the screen locking   
   > feature -- and for powerdown you'll need to tell it to perform power   
   > off as well (or configure X to power down a short time after the idle   
   > lock engages).   
      
   That is my intended use. I want to for locking after some idle time,   
   locking manually and for turning the monitor off after some time to   
   avoid wasting power.   
      
   The latter doesn't work, if I select the option it will be unselected   
   at next start of xscreensaver-settings.   
      
      
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