Hello,
Currently my system is Porteus-3.0.1 and using XFCE. I use magic folders set to "/home/guest" to keep persistence and all else are saved to modules. Every boot-up I have to run "xset s off" to turn off screen saver. Is there a way to save configuration as a module?
Regards
how to make xset persistent [SOLVED]
how to make xset persistent [SOLVED]
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Re: how to make xset persistent
xset command is generally kept in one of the startup config files such as /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc or /etc/rc.d/rc.local. X needs to be up and running before running xset so I would probably use the desktops autostart folder, or look in the menu for something that allows you to start services and applications automatically at startup.
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Re: how to make xset persistent
Thanks! That pointed me in the right direction...
I added the following to "Sessions and Startup" in the xfce settings:
I added the following to "Sessions and Startup" in the xfce settings:
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Re: how to make xset persistent [SOLVED]
Excellent. The next version of XFCE will have an option on the battery icon to enter "Presentation mode" which essentially does the same thing.
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