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[Frank Damgaard <frda@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Jesper Krogh wrote:

> > Retter /etc/....XF86Config, se ovenstående manside
> > og led efter Blanktime, Supendtime mv.
> > Det har dog ingen sammenhæng  med BIOs indstillinger.
> > (de ignoreres)
> I filen indgår de elementer slet ikke.
> Jeg kan vel ikke få dig til at paste dit stykke ind i
> mailen med en lille forklaring til ???? :-))

som sagt "man XF86Config" :

       BlankTime time
               sets the inactivity timeout for the blanking phase
               of the screensaver.  time is in minutes,  and  the
               default   is   10.   This  is  equivalent  to  the
               Xserver's `-s' flag, and the value can be  changed
               at run-time with xset(1).

       StandbyTime time
               sets  the  inactivity  timeout for the ``standby''
               phase of DPMS  mode.   time  is  in  minutes,  the
               default  is  20, and it can be changed at run-time
               with xset(1).  This is only suitable for VESA DPMS
               compatible  monitors,  and  is only supported cur­
               rently by some Xservers.  The "power_saver" Option
               must be set for this to be enabled.

       SuspendTime time
               sets  the  inactivity  timeout for the ``suspend''
               phase of DPMS  mode.   time  is  in  minutes,  the
               default  is  30, and it can be changed at run-time
               with xset(1).  This is only suitable for VESA DPMS
               compatible  monitors,  and  is only supported cur­
               rently by some Xservers.  The "power_saver" Option
               must be set for this to be enabled.

       OffTime time
               sets  the inactivity timeout for the ``off'' phase
               of DPMS mode.  time is in minutes, the default  is
               40,  and  it  can  be  changed  at  run-time  with
               xset(1).  This is only suitable for VESA DPMS com­
               patible  monitors, and is only supported currently
               by some Xservers.  The "power_saver"  Option  must
               be set for this to be enabled.


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