Re: Desktop Configure KDE

Broderick Crawford ilililililil wrote:[color=blue]
> Why is the screen saver setting in minutes and the require password
> thing in seconds? What good does it do to have the screen saver kick in
> in 25 minutes when the password thing only goes up to 300 seconds or 5
> minutes? I go to blank screen for screen saver but the password thing is
> not long enough. It's been that way since KDE started. Should be fixed
> by now.[/color]

Pleas stop multiposting, people will not be able to see responses done on all
the other newsgroups you posted at and my just give you an answer you already
got or they asked some further information that you you already have given on
another newsgroup.

If you have to ask the same question in multiple newsgroups, select a handful
(max 5) newsgroups that are relevant for you post and make a crosspost (kind
of the same way as you send an e-mail to more than one person).

There aren't any need to set the password protection to start much later than
when the screensaver starts, thats why. Upgrade your KDE if you want to get
pass 300 seconds.

--

//Aho

J.O. Aho wrote:[color=blue]
> Broderick Crawford ilililililil wrote:[color=green]
>> Why is the screen saver setting in minutes and the require password
>> thing in seconds? What good does it do to have the screen saver kick in
>> in 25 minutes when the password thing only goes up to 300 seconds or 5
>> minutes? I go to blank screen for screen saver but the password thing is
>> not long enough. It's been that way since KDE started. Should be fixed
>> by now.[/color]
>
> Pleas stop multiposting, people will not be able to see responses done on all
> the other newsgroups you posted at and my just give you an answer you already
> got or they asked some further information that you you already have given on
> another newsgroup.
>
> If you have to ask the same question in multiple newsgroups, select a handful
> (max 5) newsgroups that are relevant for you post and make a crosspost (kind
> of the same way as you send an e-mail to more than one person).
>
> There aren't any need to set the password protection to start much later than
> when the screensaver starts, thats why. Upgrade your KDE if you want to get
> pass 300 seconds.
>[/color]
I don't multi-post. I do them one at a time.

Broderick Crawford ilililililil wrote:[color=blue]
> J.O. Aho wrote:[/color]
[color=blue][color=green]
>> Pleas stop multiposting, people will not be able to see responses done on all
>> the other newsgroups you posted at and my just give you an answer you already
>> got or they asked some further information that you you already have given on
>> another newsgroup.[/color]
> I don't multi-post. I do them one at a time.[/color]

And that's multi-posting.

--

//Aho

Broderick Crawford ilililililil wrote:[color=blue]
> J.O. Aho wrote:[color=green]
>> Broderick Crawford ilililililil wrote:[color=darkred]
>>> Why is the screen saver setting in minutes and the require password
>>> thing in seconds? What good does it do to have the screen saver kick in
>>> in 25 minutes when the password thing only goes up to 300 seconds or 5
>>> minutes? I go to blank screen for screen saver but the password thing is
>>> not long enough. It's been that way since KDE started. Should be fixed
>>> by now.[/color]
>> Pleas stop multiposting, people will not be able to see responses done on all
>> the other newsgroups you posted at and my just give you an answer you already
>> got or they asked some further information that you you already have given on
>> another newsgroup.
>>
>> If you have to ask the same question in multiple newsgroups, select a handful
>> (max 5) newsgroups that are relevant for you post and make a crosspost (kind
>> of the same way as you send an e-mail to more than one person).
>>
>> There aren't any need to set the password protection to start much later than
>> when the screensaver starts, thats why. Upgrade your KDE if you want to get
>> pass 300 seconds.
>>[/color]
> I don't multi-post. I do them one at a time.[/color]


Sending the same message to different groups one
at a time is multi posting.
Sending that message to more than one group at the
same time is cross posting.
caver1

On Sun, 11 Nov 2007 09:08:31 -0500, Broderick Crawford ilililililil wrote:
[color=blue]
> I don't multi-post. I do them one at a time.[/color]

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Broderick Crawford ilililililil <bcrawford2150@roadrunner.com> writes:
[color=blue]
> J.O. Aho wrote:[color=green]
>> Broderick Crawford ilililililil wrote:[color=darkred]
>>> Why is the screen saver setting in minutes and the require password
>>> thing in seconds? What good does it do to have the screen saver kick in
>>> in 25 minutes when the password thing only goes up to 300 seconds or 5
>>> minutes? I go to blank screen for screen saver but the password thing is
>>> not long enough. It's been that way since KDE started. Should be fixed
>>> by now.[/color]
>>
>> Pleas stop multiposting, people will not be able to see responses done on all
>> the other newsgroups you posted at and my just give you an answer you already
>>[/color]
> I don't multi-post. I do them one at a time.[/color]

Before some arrogant big head laughs at you, here take the time to read
this. Don't worry - we all had to learn at one time :

[url]http://oakroadsystems.com/genl/unice.htm#xpost[/url]

--
No puedo desear que ganen los buenos, ya que ignoro quienes son.
-- Gonzalo Torrente Ballester. (1910-????).

On Sun, 11 Nov 2007 13:15:54 -0500, Broderick Crawford ilililililil wrote:
[color=blue]
> That's bull****. There is no way to know if all the same people are in
> all the same groups. The only way to address them all is to multi-post.
> I suppose if I reword the question every time it's ok.[/color]

I'm going to say this in a kind way.

My Son, between you and full karmic cluefulness with respect to your
Usenet status lies the Gulf of Google. You alone can cross it, and to do
so you must get your feet wet.

caver1 wrote:[color=blue]
> Broderick Crawford ilililililil wrote:[color=green]
>> J.O. Aho wrote:[color=darkred]
>>> Broderick Crawford ilililililil wrote:
>>>> Why is the screen saver setting in minutes and the require password
>>>> thing in seconds? What good does it do to have the screen saver kick in
>>>> in 25 minutes when the password thing only goes up to 300 seconds or 5
>>>> minutes? I go to blank screen for screen saver but the password
>>>> thing is
>>>> not long enough. It's been that way since KDE started. Should be fixed
>>>> by now.
>>> Pleas stop multiposting, people will not be able to see responses
>>> done on all
>>> the other newsgroups you posted at and my just give you an answer you
>>> already
>>> got or they asked some further information that you you already have
>>> given on
>>> another newsgroup.
>>>
>>> If you have to ask the same question in multiple newsgroups, select a
>>> handful
>>> (max 5) newsgroups that are relevant for you post and make a
>>> crosspost (kind
>>> of the same way as you send an e-mail to more than one person).
>>>
>>> There aren't any need to set the password protection to start much
>>> later than
>>> when the screensaver starts, thats why. Upgrade your KDE if you want
>>> to get
>>> pass 300 seconds.
>>>[/color]
>> I don't multi-post. I do them one at a time.[/color]
>
>
> Sending the same message to different groups one at a time is multi
> posting.
> Sending that message to more than one group at the same time is cross
> posting.
> caver1[/color]

That's bull****. There is no way to know if all the same people are in
all the same groups. The only way to address them all is to multi-post.
I suppose if I reword the question every time it's ok.

Mark South wrote:[color=blue]
> On Sun, 11 Nov 2007 13:15:54 -0500, Broderick Crawford ilililililil wrote:
>[color=green]
>> That's bull****. There is no way to know if all the same people are in
>> all the same groups. The only way to address them all is to multi-post.
>> I suppose if I reword the question every time it's ok.[/color]
>
> I'm going to say this in a kind way.
>
> My Son, between you and full karmic cluefulness with respect to your
> Usenet status lies the Gulf of Google. You alone can cross it, and to do
> so you must get your feet wet.[/color]

Don't talk in riddles.

Broderick Crawford ilililililil <bcrawford2150@roadrunner.com> writes:[color=blue]
> Mark South wrote:[color=green]
>> On Sun, 11 Nov 2007 13:15:54 -0500, Broderick Crawford ilililililil wrote:[color=darkred]
>>> That's bull****. There is no way to know if all the same people are in
>>> all the same groups. The only way to address them all is to multi-post.
>>> I suppose if I reword the question every time it's ok.[/color]
>>
>> I'm going to say this in a kind way.
>>
>> My Son, between you and full karmic cluefulness with respect to your
>> Usenet status lies the Gulf of Google. You alone can cross it, and to do
>> so you must get your feet wet.[/color]
>
> Don't talk in riddles.[/color]

Then try to understand what other people are telling you.

One more try. Please read [url]http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm[/url]

If you still stick to your opinion afterwards, read it again. Repeat
until enlightenment occurs.

Greetings,
Heinzi

Broderick Crawford ilililililil wrote:[color=blue]
> caver1 wrote:[color=green]
>> Broderick Crawford ilililililil wrote:[color=darkred]
>>> J.O. Aho wrote:
>>>> Broderick Crawford ilililililil wrote:
>>>>> Why is the screen saver setting in minutes and the require password
>>>>> thing in seconds? What good does it do to have the screen saver kick in
>>>>> in 25 minutes when the password thing only goes up to 300 seconds or 5
>>>>> minutes? I go to blank screen for screen saver but the password
>>>>> thing is
>>>>> not long enough. It's been that way since KDE started. Should be fixed
>>>>> by now.
>>>> Pleas stop multiposting, people will not be able to see responses
>>>> done on all
>>>> the other newsgroups you posted at and my just give you an answer you
>>>> already
>>>> got or they asked some further information that you you already have
>>>> given on
>>>> another newsgroup.
>>>>
>>>> If you have to ask the same question in multiple newsgroups, select a
>>>> handful
>>>> (max 5) newsgroups that are relevant for you post and make a
>>>> crosspost (kind
>>>> of the same way as you send an e-mail to more than one person).
>>>>
>>>> There aren't any need to set the password protection to start much
>>>> later than
>>>> when the screensaver starts, thats why. Upgrade your KDE if you want
>>>> to get
>>>> pass 300 seconds.
>>>>
>>> I don't multi-post. I do them one at a time.[/color]
>>
>> Sending the same message to different groups one at a time is multi
>> posting.
>> Sending that message to more than one group at the same time is cross
>> posting.
>> caver1[/color]
>
> That's bull****. There is no way to know if all the same people are in
> all the same groups. The only way to address them all is to multi-post.
> I suppose if I reword the question every time it's ok.[/color]



No. If you ask the question by crossposting it not
only saves you time, but it lets everyone see the
answers that everyone else is giving and saves
them time.
caver1