Shawn wrote:
On Fri, 2003-04-11 at 13:17, Benjamin Vander Jagt wrote:
By the way, I'm still totally stumped as to how to make xscreensaver work on a system whose sole user is root. I don't want to type xhost +localhost every time I boot, and I've read through the xscreensaver info way too much and have not come any closer to making it work.
put it in /root/.bashrc maybe?
But the following is valid.
You should never run as root on your system unless doing maintenance tasks, there is no good reason to do so :)
I would agree, only use root when needed, never any other time.
-Thomas
