kde desktop distortions - KDE
This is a discussion on kde desktop distortions - KDE ; Hi All,
I am running kde 3.5.4 on FC5.
I usually configure one of the desktop destortion screensavers.
However, in this release these screensavers seem to use some random
image and not the current desktop - for the purposes of ...
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kde desktop distortions
Hi All,
I am running kde 3.5.4 on FC5.
I usually configure one of the desktop destortion screensavers.
However, in this release these screensavers seem to use some random
image and not the current desktop - for the purposes of distortion.
Is there something I need to configure to get the screensavers to use
the current desktop image?
TIA,
rouble
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Re: kde desktop distortions
__/ [ rouble ] on Tuesday 29 August 2006 00:45 \__
> Hi All,
>
> I am running kde 3.5.4 on FC5.
>
> I usually configure one of the desktop destortion screensavers.
> However, in this release these screensavers seem to use some random
> image and not the current desktop - for the purposes of distortion.
>
> Is there something I need to configure to get the screensavers to use
> the current desktop image?
What's the name (executable filename) of the screensaver? If it doesn't offer
any options, then the best you can do is probably hack and recompile.
Speaking of RH screensavers, I wouldn't trust them.
http://schestowitz.com/Weblog/archiv...-screensavers/
FC3 was to blame.
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Re: kde desktop distortions
Roy Schestowitz wrote:
> Speaking of RH screensavers, I wouldn't trust them.
>
>
http://schestowitz.com/Weblog/archiv...-screensavers/
>
> FC3 was to blame.
And why would that cause you not to trust them? Fedora would have just put
in a collection of screensavers; It doesnt choose that one as default. It
is hardly a security issue, all the screensaver does is display a random
collage of images from the web.
The fuss: It showed a picture of a building with a sign on it that says
"porno supermarket" Not a girl or a dildo in sight...
Sheesh, some people have small minds and lives....
--
Regards,
akar
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Re: kde desktop distortions
__/ [ akar ] on Monday 04 September 2006 17:55 \__
> Roy Schestowitz wrote:
>
>> Speaking of RH screensavers, I wouldn't trust them.
>>
>>
>
http://schestowitz.com/Weblog/archiv...-screensavers/
>>
>> FC3 was to blame.
>
> And why would that cause you not to trust them? Fedora would have just put
> in a collection of screensavers; It doesnt choose that one as default. It
> is hardly a security issue, all the screensaver does is display a random
> collage of images from the web.
> The fuss: It showed a picture of a building with a sign on it that says
> "porno supermarket" Not a girl or a dildo in sight...
> Sheesh, some people have small minds and lives....
*smile*
I should have added a or tag, I suppose. I love Fedora
and I use it in the clusters, as well as for doing most (if not all) of my
writing.
Best wishes,
Roy
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Re: kde desktop distortions
akar wrote:
> Roy Schestowitz wrote:
>
>> Speaking of RH screensavers, I wouldn't trust them.
>>
>>
>
http://schestowitz.com/Weblog/archiv...-screensavers/
>>
>> FC3 was to blame.
> The fuss: It showed a picture of a building with a sign on it that says
> "porno supermarket" Not a girl or a dildo in sight...
> Sheesh, some people have small minds and lives....
I tend to agree... but for the sake of setting the record straight:
webcollage doesn't filter images at all, and it's easy to go make a cup of
tea and come back to a screen full of girls and dildos and all sorts of
other even less savoury things!
Cheers,
Ben