Suse Linux Professional 9.2 Upgrade [Strong Encryption 128 Bit] 00662644457260 User Manual
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Select the screen saver mode under the ‘Display Modes’ tab. Choose from ‘Ran-
dom Screen Saver’ (random selection of screen savers from a custom-defined list),
‘Only One Screen Saver’, ‘Blank Screen Only’, or ‘Disable Screen Saver’.
dom Screen Saver’ (random selection of screen savers from a custom-defined list),
‘Only One Screen Saver’, ‘Blank Screen Only’, or ‘Disable Screen Saver’.
Select one or more screensavers from the list for the operating modes ‘Only One
Screen Saver’ or ‘Random Screen Saver’. The currently selected screensaver is dis-
played in the small preview window. The ‘Preview’ button launches a fullscreen
preview of that screensaver, which can be aborted by pressing any key. Select the
previous or following screensaver for preview by clicking the corresponding tri-
angles below the selection list.
Screen Saver’ or ‘Random Screen Saver’. The currently selected screensaver is dis-
played in the small preview window. The ‘Preview’ button launches a fullscreen
preview of that screensaver, which can be aborted by pressing any key. Select the
previous or following screensaver for preview by clicking the corresponding tri-
angles below the selection list.
In the last step, determine after how long the screen should be made completely
black (‘Blank After’), the screensaver module should be changed (‘Cycle After’),
or the screen should be locked (‘Lock Screen After’). All time references are given
in minutes.
black (‘Blank After’), the screensaver module should be changed (‘Cycle After’),
or the screen should be locked (‘Lock Screen After’). All time references are given
in minutes.
2.2.5
Windows
This module controls the behavior of application windows. Determine how the
window should react to contact with the mouse pointer or to double-clicks on its
title and define the key to hold for moving an application window.
window should react to contact with the mouse pointer or to double-clicks on its
title and define the key to hold for moving an application window.
When several application windows populate the desktop, the active one, by de-
fault, is the one last clicked. Change this behavior by activating ‘Select windows
when the mouse moves over them’. If desired, activate ‘Raise selected window
after an interval’ and adjust the latency time with the slider. This activates a win-
dow only when the cursor was placed within the window for a time exceeding
the set latency.
fault, is the one last clicked. Change this behavior by activating ‘Select windows
when the mouse moves over them’. If desired, activate ‘Raise selected window
after an interval’ and adjust the latency time with the slider. This activates a win-
dow only when the cursor was placed within the window for a time exceeding
the set latency.
Application windows can be shaded by double-clicking the title bar, leaving only
the title bar visible. This saves space on the desktop and is the default behavior. It
is alternatively possible to set windows to maximize when the title bar is double-
clicked.
the title bar visible. This saves space on the desktop and is the default behavior. It
is alternatively possible to set windows to maximize when the title bar is double-
clicked.
With the radio buttons, select the modifier key to press for moving a window. The
possible choices are
possible choices are
Ctrl
,
Alt
, and the
Windows
key.
2.2.6
Background
Determine a background for your desktop. By default, the changes made here
are applied to all virtual desktop. If you do not want any background picture,
click ‘No Picture’ and define a background style. The drop-down menu offers a
are applied to all virtual desktop. If you do not want any background picture,
click ‘No Picture’ and define a background style. The drop-down menu offers a
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2.2. Settings