Now, I have to figure out why my laptop doesn't run the program and if there is, in fact, a startup program installed or available to install via apt-get. To disable that, you had to run xset s off. The X server had its own powersave feature that would turn off monitor output when nothing on the screen changed. But this alone didnt stop the monitor from blanking. I did look in the startup program to see if it was ticked, and it is. In Ubuntu 16, you disabled the screensaver in two steps: First, opening the screensaver gui and selecting 'none'. Update: Xubuntu 16.04.1 LTS after a reboot does run the xscreensaver daemon. I'll post updates to see if Xubuntu does, in fact, run the xscreensaver daemon after a reboot. VIA VT6421a AHCI-compliant SATA and IDE controller card USB 2.0 and FireWire PCI Card (video editing for my DCR-TRV260) SiS Chipsets (Ethernet, Audio, SATA, IDE) Lubuntu 16.04 with KODI (lubuntu-desktop and kodi installed via Ubuntu Server)ĭesktop specs: PCChips M871G v1.3 Socket 754 Motherboard Laptop Specs: Compaq Presario C700 (727US) Even my laptop running Lubuntu 16.04 has the same issue. The screensaver doesn't run, the daemon never starts, etc.
I click OK and the screensaver does run after configuring it and leaving it idle for about 5 minutes (that's the ETA for every computer I have for the screensavers to turn on), but after a reboot, or power off, then on, it goes south. I had to install Xubuntu 16.04.1 LTS over the Lubuntu 16.10 due to bugs and other issues (system would crash constantly, display drivers decided to quit working, and the same thing with OpenGL screensavers), and when I open up Xscreensaver, even after either powering on or rebooting the computer, I get this error: Xscreensaver daemon does not seem to be running on display ":0.0" Would you like to run the daemon? First time poster, long time answer seeker.
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