If you use xscreensaver you can simply get it to run a program by including a
line in
your .xscreensaver file. Fir example, I get it to run qiv to cycle over a set
of
images via:
more ~/.xscreensaver
programs: \
/usr/bin/X11/qiv -sfid 2.5 ~/Slideshows/almworkshop/* \n
cheers
Richard
Christophe Broult wrote:
> What about using the `setiathome' package?
>
> # apt-get install setiathome
>
> Chris
>
> setiathome
>
> Krzys Majewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Anyone know of a way to run an arbitrary program as the screensaver?
> > Two applications that have come to mind are setiathome and something like
> > acidwarp. I'm really more interested in the first. In fact, I see no
> > other practical way to run setiathome on a typical home machine.
> > -chris
>
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