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diff --git a/system/xssstate/README b/system/xssstate/README index 0c4b6d276e..290efb5b65 100644 --- a/system/xssstate/README +++ b/system/xssstate/README @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -xssstate (utility from suckless.org) +xssstate ------------------------------------ This is the xssstate utility from suckless.org. @@ -25,65 +25,3 @@ Turn on the screensaver after 60 seconds inactivity: Force the screensaver to be active: % xset s blank - -For more options, see xset(1). - -Why ---- - -I created this package, because I needed this one utility to control -my screensaver and lock my screen with a simple tool. - -The same utility is bundled in the suckless-tools package on -slackbuilds.org. If you need the other utilities in that package, -you can use that. B. Watson did a nice job including these -into one package. - -I did not have use for the other utilities in that package, and -have created this package. - -Example usage -------------- - -In the section below, an xss_idle.sh script is given. This script -is an example on how to use this for a background service that -will control your screensaver. This can be used to invoke xlock(1) -using the following command. - - % xss_idle.sh xlock & - -This can be usefull in your $HOME/.xinitrc file. - -You can also use slock, or any other utility that can lock the -screen. - -Example script: xss_idle.sh ---------------------------- - -#!/bin/sh -# -# Use xset s $time to control the timeout when this will run. -# - -if [ $# -lt 1 ]; -then - printf "usage: %s cmd\n" "$(basename $0)" 2>&1 - exit 1 -fi -cmd="$@" - -while true -do - if [ $(xssstate -s) != "disabled" ]; - then - tosleep=$(($(xssstate -t) / 1000)) - if [ $tosleep -le 0 ]; - then - $cmd - else - sleep $tosleep - fi - else - sleep 10 - fi -done |