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Old 24th November 2007, 07:17 AM
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Screensavers, Themes, and Wallpaper

Anyone know where I can get some RPM's or even repositories to add to get some additional screensavers, Themes, and wallpaper??

Using Fedora 8 32bit

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Old 24th November 2007, 08:00 AM
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try going to yum updates then you should get it an let me got your out put
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Why did you need only rpm's?

If you use KDE try www.kde-look.org

If you use GNOME try www.gnome-look.org
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Why did you need only rpm's?

If you use KDE try www.kde-look.org

If you use GNOME try www.gnome-look.org

well yea that does work. But you see sometimes you do not have like alot of wall papper an screen saver so that could be one thing. Well but any way the link you have him are use ful
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Man, some of the simplest task are way to difficult....LOL. I have a few pictures that I would like to use as background, I have them on a floppy. I open the floppy, drag the picture into the window that pops up when you right click on the dekstop choosing change background. The background immediately changes to the picture I drag in there. When I reboot it defaults back to the standard background that was preloaded with F8. How do I get the background image I choose to stick???
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Man, some of the simplest task are way to difficult....LOL. I have a few pictures that I would like to use as background, I have them on a floppy. I open the floppy, drag the picture into the window that pops up when you right click on the dekstop choosing change background. The background immediately changes to the picture I drag in there. When I reboot it defaults back to the standard background that was preloaded with F8. How do I get the background image I choose to stick???
The file (wallpaper) must be always available, which means that it should be stored in the hard drive. If you set it from the floppy and then remove it, when the computer is rebooted (X restarted) it won't find the picture and will fall back to the previous one or show none at all.

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You may have fun with xscreensaver...
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Joe, that was the ticket.......thanks so much!
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You may have fun with xscreensaver...
Ok, I installed xscreensaver. How do I use it or find the screensavers??... LOL

Nothing new shows in the available screensavers, still the default ones. I looked around in my applications menu and do not see and way to start the program??
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Joe, that was the ticket.......thanks so much!
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Ok, I installed xscreensaver. How do I use it or find the screensavers??... LOL

Nothing new shows in the available screensavers, still the default ones. I looked around in my applications menu and do not see and way to start the program??
You have to uninstall gnome-screensaver.

You will find xscreensaver under System/Preferences/Look and Feel
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You have to uninstall gnome-screensaver.

You will find xscreensaver under System/Preferences/Look and Feel
Thanks, got it all sorted now.....
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There are also:

xscreensaver-extras
xscreensaver-extras-gss
xscreensaver-gl-extras-gss
rss-glx-xscreensaver
qstars-xscreensaver
tempest-xscreensaver

...and so on...
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Thanks for that hammel, I'll go ahead and get those too. That should be enough screen savers to keep a guy happy......LOL
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