On Friday March 3 2017 09:43:56 ianseeks wrote: >stop it powering itself down after a time period. I don't know enough how to >try and stop it unless there is a way to have something running in background >to simulate screen activity to fool it. Tell the OS somehow that it should disregard power-saving info coming in from the monitor? One would say that *should* be possible, even if the option isn't exposed in a GUI. R.
Re: Screen power saves and goes off and desktop is lost on power up
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