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KDE & Screensavers (RH9)

KDE & Screensavers (RH9)

2004-01-26       - By RedHat

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Ok, I like screen savers.

But not all of them.

KDE has a bunch and I normally set it to RANDOM, but is there a way to
disable a few that I don't like?

Along the same lines, can I add any from somewhere on the net?

I wish the screen saver was set up with check boxes so you could check
the ones you liked and forget about the ones you didn't.

Somewhere I read that they are in the actual kernel.  That doesn't sound
right to me.

Any help?

BTW - what does GL stand for (Great Looking =) ?  I really like most of
those.

And I know that they (GL) didn't work on my old graphics card, and the
new card before I updated the Nvidia drivers.



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