Ray Lee schrieb:
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> If you think it's one of the screensavers but don't know which one,
> then open up a bash shell and do a
>=20
> for i in /usr/lib/xscreensaver/*; do echo $i; $i ; done
>=20
> hitting control-c to break out of the screensaver when you think it's
> been cleared of any wrongdoing.

Good idea. I did one pass through the screensavers that way, letting
each one run a couple of seconds until it seemed to become repetitive.
None of this crashed my X server, which at least seems to tell me that
it is not one particular screensaver always triggering the problem.

But: twice during that test I was called away, left the thing running,
and came back to find the X server had exited again, apparently after
the "real" screensaver had kicked in. Twice in a day, that's much more
than ever before. So you may have found me a way to trigger the crash
with greater probability.

Thanks,
T.

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Tilman Schmidt                    E-Mail: tilman@imap.cc
Bonn, Germany
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