The more I use gentoo the more I think I did something(s) wrong. When I
log into gnome every time I get a message stating something like "I have
detected a panel already running. Exiting now" The only guess I had
was I had more than one gnome-panel installed, but no, I do not
Next is xscreensaver. I don't know where the menu item for it went, I
used to have it. but I read the man page and found the command
xscreensaver-demo, which brought up the gui for it. However when I
tried to adjust the time it took for my screen to blank out, (since I
can not get it to come back on sometimes) my screen blanked and my
keyboard became unresponsive. By this I mean I had just put num lock on
and the light for it was on and wouldn't turn off. I tried caps lock,
and that was off and wouldn't go on.
So I hit the reset button and started up and ran xscreensaver-demo
again, but this time I changed something else ( I think just the
screensaver) and it blanked the screen and became unreactive again.
Well I managed to disable it through the gui after it blanking and
restarting twice more, but I would like to know if anyone has any idea
what's causing it, or how I would find out.
--Mike S
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gentoo-ppc-user@gentoo.org mailing list
log into gnome every time I get a message stating something like "I have
detected a panel already running. Exiting now" The only guess I had
was I had more than one gnome-panel installed, but no, I do not
Next is xscreensaver. I don't know where the menu item for it went, I
used to have it. but I read the man page and found the command
xscreensaver-demo, which brought up the gui for it. However when I
tried to adjust the time it took for my screen to blank out, (since I
can not get it to come back on sometimes) my screen blanked and my
keyboard became unresponsive. By this I mean I had just put num lock on
and the light for it was on and wouldn't turn off. I tried caps lock,
and that was off and wouldn't go on.
So I hit the reset button and started up and ran xscreensaver-demo
again, but this time I changed something else ( I think just the
screensaver) and it blanked the screen and became unreactive again.
Well I managed to disable it through the gui after it blanking and
restarting twice more, but I would like to know if anyone has any idea
what's causing it, or how I would find out.
--Mike S
--
gentoo-ppc-user@gentoo.org mailing list