xscreensaver-gl-helper is included in the xscreensaver-gl package, so you can assume its always available if GL hacks are installed, i'd go that path. adding info the .desktop files is easy, reading it is the harder part i think. directly including a GL dependency into g-s-s is something that should rather be done upstream imho, what do others think ? -- [breezy+dapper] gnome-screensaver doesn't perform as well as xscreensaver with the same hacks. https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/22045
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