One can run xscreensaver in the background, just like a wallpaper. There is no native way to disable XScreenSaver for Flash, but there is script named lightsOn with support for Firefox's Flash plugin, Chromium's Flash plugin, MPlayer, and VLC. Xresources Set up an icon tray stalonetray & Fire up apps xscreensaver -no-splash. Otherwise, you can run the following command instead of restarting the computer: xrdb -merge /.Xresources killall xscreensaver xscreensaver -no-splash &. Install the kodi-prevent-xscreensaver AUR package as a workaround. After this, you should have a basic, working instance of xmonad. Save the changes and the content of '.Xresources' file should look like this: Well, simply restart the computer and lock the screen after restarting to see the changes. Kodi has no native support to disable XScreenSaver (it uses its own screensaver). Try Xcursor.theme: /usr/share/icons/oxy-neon (edit) And if this does not work, I would second Trilbys suggestion for xsetroot.
Tips and tricks Disable during media playback mplayer/mpvĪdd the following to ~/.mplayer/config or ~/.mpv/config: heartbeat-cmd="xscreensaver-command -deactivate >&- 2>&- &" According to the wiki page, the correct format for the xcursor line is: Xcursor.theme: foobar Correct capitalization does tend to matter in.
#XSCREENSAVER XRESOURCES NOT WORKING PASSWORD#
Note: If you use this to switch to an already-logged-in user, you might have to enter the password twice (once for LightDM, and once for the XScreenSaver dialog of the user you logged in to). Although you did not provide nice clarification as green7 did, I got solution of my issues from you, which I actually value more.
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