On 8/10/06, Deepak Shrestha <d88pak@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Depends if you are using Gnome, KDE, Xscreensaver or gnome-screensaver
>
> Xscreensaver has options for power in a tab ("Advanced") in the
> preferences System-->preferences-->screensaver
>
> if you are using gnome-screensaver, there is a package
> gnome-power-manager, which iirc has a preferences area to set monitor power.
>
> For KDE you'll just have to look through the control center. I think I
> recall seeing it in there, though it's been a while since I've looked
> (probably RH 7.x?)
>
> Scott
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Currently I am using KDE. It has monitor power management by right
clicking at the desktop
configure desktop >> display >> power control
By default power management is off
but somehow my monitor turns off automatically after displaying the
screen saver for sometime. That's why I am clueless on how to fix
this.
this is a bug in kde. i also had this behaviour. i solved it by
turning on power management, but having all sliders set to 0.
regards, toby
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