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====Run xscreensaver and configure as wanted.==== | ====Run xscreensaver and configure as wanted.==== | ||
You will need to add xscreensaver to the startup. | |||
Settings>>Startup and Shutdown>>Autostart | |||
Add the program xscreensaver | |||
NOW go to properties for that entry and change the command to: | |||
<code>xscreensaver -no-splash</code> | |||
Latest revision as of 11:11, 5 January 2022
There are many way to do this
Xscreensaver
works natively in Kubuntu
webpage as screensaver
Setup from here.
Install xscreensaver and webkit2. All other dependencies should come in.
Copy the python program into user/lib/xscreensaver/
Install (XScreensaver)
Copy webscreensaver into /usr/lib/xscreensaver and then edit ~/.xscreensaver:
programs:
webscreensaver \n\
If you wish to set the url:
-url <url_to_the_page_you_want>
Otherwise it will choose a random one.
Run xscreensaver and configure as wanted.
You will need to add xscreensaver to the startup.
Settings>>Startup and Shutdown>>Autostart
Add the program xscreensaver
NOW go to properties for that entry and change the command to:
xscreensaver -no-splash