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Gnome on Arch "screen saver extension not supported" #9
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xprintidle calls XScreenSaverQueryExtension() on the display specified in the DISPLAY environment variable to check if the XScreenSaver extension is available (which is required according to the man page: https://linux.die.net/man/3/xscreensaverqueryextension). Therefore from my current point of view there's nothing xprintidle can do to fix that problem. |
Ok. My Gnome version is 3.38.1 |
@ilario any news on this issue? |
Surely we need something that works both on X and on Wayland...
There are some more pointers here: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/197032/detect-if-screensaver-is-active |
Better: something like a "wprintidle" should be created instead. And xprintidle can continue to be working only on X11. |
If you plan to implement something like a wlprintidle I would recommend also looking at https://github.com/swaywm/swayidle. As this is no longer an issue concerning xprintidle, I'll close this issue. |
Issue exists on Ubuntu 22 which uses Wayland now. |
Ehm, yeah. Wayland doesn't support the X screen saver extension 😉 |
Hi all!
I am on a regular and updated Arch installation and using SafeEyes I hit this issue:
slgobinath/SafeEyes#375
running directly xprintidle from the command line I get:
It could be an issue of XScreenSaverQueryExtension from libXScrnSaver
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xorg/lib/libxscrnsaver
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