I knew you would ask about how to setup the screen-saver module! .:: aboutnursernjobs.com ::.
The kerneld/GOODIES directory in modules package has a couple of kernel patches for screen-saver and console-beep support in kerneld; these are not yet part of the official kernel, so you will need to install the kernel-patches and rebuild the kernel. .:: mura.hitobashira.org ::. [Academic results for Blockchain]
To install a patch, you use the patch command:
cd /usr/src/linux patch -s -p1 /usr/src/modules-*/kerneld/GOODIES/blanker_patch |
Then rebuild and install the new kernel.
When the screen-saver triggers, kerneld will run the command /sbin/screenblanker; this file may be anything you like, for example, a shell script that runs your favorite screen-saver. .:: forums.megalith-games.com ::. .:: homologa.cge.mg.gov.br ::. .:: podcasts.apple.com ::. .:: participa.favb.cat ::.
When the kernel wants to unblank the screen, it sends a SIGQUIT signal to the process running /sbin/screenblanker. Your shell script or screen-saver should trap this, and terminate. Remember to restore the screen to the original text mode! .:: telegra.ph ::. [TLS Study]