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Xssstate
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This is a simple utility to get the state of the X screensaver exten‐
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sion. These states include the idle time, the screensaver state and the
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time how long to wait until the screensaver should be active.
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The values for the states in X can be changed using xset(1).
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Turn off the screensaver:
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% xset s 0
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Turn on the screensaver after 60 seconds inactivity:
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% xset s 60
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Force the screensaver to be active:
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% xset s blank
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For more options, see xset(1).
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Example script
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In xsidle.sh is an example script how to use this for a background ser‐
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vice that will control your screensaver. This can be used to invoke
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slock(1) using following command:
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% xsidle.sh slock &
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This should be useful in your $HOME/.xinitrc file.
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Have fun!
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