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2)You need to bring up the xscreensaver config app. Add a new entry to launch the xscreensaver daemon on startup as xscreensaver -no-splash. Follow the next steps: 1) xscreensaver needs to be launched at startup via 'Startup Applications' (hit Super and type 'Startup'). Once saved it, make sure you put a check in the little box to 'Enable Startup. Finally to start with xscreensaver as default. Name it xscreensaver, if you like, or whatever name. I worked for a company that did the same - they were #1 and got comfy/lax and were bought up by another bigger company that retired the majority of their software portfolio. In KDE go to Settings, then system settings, then 'start up and shutdown' and under 'autostart,' 'desktop file,' 'add a program.' In the command box simply enter, xscreensaver. Did it TRY to partner with MS? Nothing I've read indicates that. Done The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required: leafpad lxde-common pcmanfm lxappearance gpicview lxpanel lxde-settings-daemon Use 'apt-get autoremove' to remove them. Done Building dependency tree Reading state information.

MS wouldn't have run into as many issues if it hadn't made IE in such a way that it couldn't be uninstalled.īut I think Netscape played into it's own demise in hubris with 90% share of the market. xscreensaver -display host:display.screen -no-splash -log filename Description. apt-get remove xscreensaver Reading package lists.

But I don't recall these other companies crying foul when MS included software that did the same. XScreenSaver celebrated its thirtieth anniversary in 2022 XScreenSaver is the standard screen saver collection shipped on most Linux and Unix systems running the X11 Window System.

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MS included other things that affected other companies - dial up networking, networking and a clunky e-mail program. free screen savers for X11, macOS, iOS and Android by Jamie Zawinski and many others. He's upset that Netscape went under and blames MS for Netscape's demise (and he isn't wrong).

I don't agree with it as Apple is just as bad if not worse than MS.

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