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On Wednesday 26 April 2006 02:55, Teresa and Dale wrote: |
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> Geoff wrote: |
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> >Can anyone tell me where the settings are that controls the video |
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> >signal |
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> >to the screen. My screen goes off (but still has power on after about 5 |
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> >minutes and I want it to stay on all the time. I have no screen saver or |
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> >anything set. |
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> If it is in a GUI, check your xorg.conf file. If it is a server and you |
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> are in text or command line, try man setterm and look for powersave. |
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> That should help. In the past, I added mine to ~/.bash_login to make |
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> sure it would take effect like I wanted. It should stay set though. |
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> You can also by using .bash_login and .bash_logout make it cut off when |
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> you are not logged in but stay on when you are. That will help with |
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> messing up your screen, if it still will. |
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> Hope that helps. |
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> Dale |
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> :-) :-) |
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setterm -blank 0 |
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[While eating a pancake] |
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Stewie Griffin: OH. mmm yes oh god this is better than SEX. |
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