From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.01; Windows NT) Description of problem: When logged in as root, is the screensaver being enabled proper behavior? In GNOME, the screensaver is disabled when logged in a root. Also, it appears there are two ways to disable the screensaver under KDE: 1. KDE COntrol Center > Desktop > Look & Feel > Screensaver > Enable Screensaver checkbox 2. Programs > Settings > Desktop >screensaver > no screensaver > OK However, selecting 'no screensaver' does not disable the screensaver. Only unchecking the 'enable screensaver' box actually disables the setting.
KDE (in general) doesn't use xscreensaver; it uses its own screensavers.
Is this working as designed? Same behavior exhibited with Red Hat Linux Betas.
Issues no longer exist in KDE 3.0.2-2 (Milan beta4).