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How do I enable a screen saver in LinuxCNC?
5 years 11 months ago #190094
by PhilCNC
How do I enable a screen saver in LinuxCNC? was created by PhilCNC
I have unfortunately burned in my touch screen with the probe basic GUI. I did a quick google and youtube search and unfortunately couldn't solve my problem. I ended up setting up a timer to turn the screen off completely, but this is not ideal because it takes about 10 seconds or so for the screen to turn back on. Is there an way to have a basic screensaver like in the old windows xp days? I don't want anything that will interfere with the function of the G code.
I apologize for asking such a basic question to such talented people.
I apologize for asking such a basic question to such talented people.
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5 years 11 months ago #190098
by PhilCNC
Replied by PhilCNC on topic How do I enable a screen saver in LinuxCNC?
Well, a little more digging and I figured it out. For those interested, follow this guide at your own risk.
www.debugpoint.com/2018/08/install-chang...nsaver-ubuntu-linux/
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5 years 11 months ago #190476
by JohnnyCNC
Replied by JohnnyCNC on topic How do I enable a screen saver in LinuxCNC?
How long did it take for that to happen? I haven't seen a burnt screen since the CRT days. Although, this post had me doing a little searching and apparently it can still happen. I shut everything down at night but I have had mine on all day for weeks with no problem.
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5 years 11 months ago #190535
by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic How do I enable a screen saver in LinuxCNC?
Mine are on for months at a time, LCD take very loooooooong for something like that to happen, OLED will do that fairly quickly but i doubt you have a 4K$ monitor on a machine.
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