2015-03-04, 05:58
2015-03-04, 10:12
Code:
xset s offshould work
2015-03-04, 14:53
(2015-03-04, 10:12)wsnipex Wrote: [ -> ]Code:xset s off
should work
Thanks but do you know off hand what file I add this too?
2015-03-05, 00:34
Anyone? if I just type 'xset s off' over ssh I get "unable to open display". Should I add it to xinitrc in /etc/x11/xinit ? The only guides on this stuff are for arch and ubuntu seems to do things differently. This makes watching netflix impossible since you have to get up every 10 minutes to move a mouse.
2015-03-05, 03:25
try this..
sudo nano /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf
In that file, look for:
[SeatDefault]
and insert this line:
xserver-command=X -s 0 dpms
should work for you.
Edit: never mind .. ur using lxde.. wasn't paying attention
sudo nano /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf
In that file, look for:
[SeatDefault]
and insert this line:
xserver-command=X -s 0 dpms
should work for you.
Edit: never mind .. ur using lxde.. wasn't paying attention
2015-03-05, 12:19
this should work on kodibuntu, by just adding the -s 0 dpms to the existing xserver-command