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Locked Re: Complete Raspberry PI source question


 

Don:

I've added a screen saver control with a program to let me control screen saver times...

sudo apt-get install xscreensaver

However it's best to do an update first...

sudo apt-get update

followed with

sudo apt-get upgrade

After installing the xscreensaver you'll find it in the preferences tab in the Raspberry menu.

Further actual testing... With Steve's image of Buster and following my own advice of doing the update first, well after I looked at what the image with some older updates would do. There I saw some real issues with the second screen not coming up or the Pi not booting at all. So with the update/upgrade which was very large... it seems to have fixed a bunch of 2nd screen issues!

Jim Albanowski

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