I've considered adding a window manager to the greeter, but twm is all that came to mind and manually placing all the windows lightdm makes it pretty silly.
#.xscreensaver gtj install
(note the asterisk on the end to install all xscreensaver packages) Open the Dash (Ubuntu logo at the top-left of screen) and type in the word start. Install the XScreensaver packages with: sudo apt-get install xscreensaver. Note: I am trying to get xscreensaver-demo running so I can select a screensaver, after that the greeter can just run with xscreensaver. Uninstall the boring default Ubuntu screensaver with: sudo apt-get remove gnome-screensaver. GETTING STARTED XScreenSaver is a daemon that runs in the background. XScreenSaver is also available on macOS, iOS and Android. It can also lock your screen, and provides configuration and control of display power management.
I honestly don't understand lightdm very well, but I still think this can be done. XScreenSaver waits until the user is idle, and then runs graphics demos chosen at random. I then tried running xscreensaver-demo as lightdm with this with my script: su -l "lightdm" -c "/usr/bin/xscreensaver-demo" &Īt that point nothing happened, and I am running out of ideas and bad hacks to attempt this.
However, it could not start the xscreensaver daemon. It says this greeter setup script runs as root, and just having the script run xscreensaver-demo did create a window. The script simply was this, so I could get xscreensaver-demo to run and bootstrap what I want. Greeter-setup-script=/etc/lightdm/xscreensaver-script.sh I found I can have a script for the greeter by adding this line to /etc/nf: The /. Please send pull requests and bug reports directly to the upstream project. In fact, all my problems should be solved.Īt this point I've not cared about security implications. Install Description English This plugin exits Raspbian Pixels default screen saver (xscreensaver) when Jarvis enters in conversation mode (hotword is heard). GitHub - Zygo/xscreensaver: The closest thing to a git repo of xscreensaver known to exist, because jwz Does Not Do Github. If someone can help me get the daemon to start it will be a step in the right direction. What I tried at least got the xscreensaver-demo window running when lightdm starts. After installing xscreensaver in Arch Linux my laptop has started displaying fancy, battery-depleting animations when nobody is looking. I've been fiddling around for a while with various attempts at making it happen. I have a system for guests and I want a BSOD screensaver for the login. This is a dorky question and the merits of it are pointless.
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