Re: Clock saver?

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From: Xylen
Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2000 00:00

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Okay, so I'm pulling an Adam and replying to my own post, but who am I
to go against tradition. Yes it was an APM problem. Once I shut off the
APM, and let the screensaver do what it wanted, the clocks stayed in
synch. All I wanted was for my screen to turn off after 30 minutes of
running the screensaver. I thought I needed the APM to do that. Silly
me, Linux knows better, and lets me turn the screen off without using
the APM. So now my questions is--What is the APM good for?

Xylen,
I'm still up at this hour because my program STILL doesn't work right
and it was due 2 hours ago. :(

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From: Xylen <mctupper@holly.colostate.edu>
Subject: Re: Clock saver?
Date: 2000/04/13
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