I switched to the budgie desktop environment on Manjaro a few days ago and I was captivated by the contrast of its environment, and how modern it felt.
Ever since I moved onto Budgie, I’ve missed the screensaver animation on XFCE, so I went on the package manager and looked up the screensaver for Budgie and
It was already installed but I haven’t figured out the way to enable the screensaver animation, so could anyone help me out.
Hi @levart,
I wonder whether you could read the following posts, in order to solve your problem:
‘budgie-screensaver: screen saver and locker | budgie-screensaver Commands | Man Pages | ManKier’
‘budgie-screensaver and how do you use it? - Solus Forum’
‘[SOLVED] xscreensaver on Budgie Desktop /Arch / Newbie Corner / Arch Linux Forums’
‘Budgie 10.7 Released | Buddies of Budgie’
Hope it help, regards.
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I’ve already got it, but I haven’t found any way to enable it, bruh . I went on settings
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Wdym? I actually got it from the updates this week, at least, that’s when it showed up on my login as an optional session to boot into.
What did you install?
What was the desktop you where running/had installed before?
What was the base DE onto which you added Budgie?
I want to know how you got to where you are now.
You probably had Gnome installed and added Budgie to it - but I don’t want to guess.
Or was it Xfce, since it’s mentioned in the topic title? Again, I would like to know, not guess.
Please use proper English, not cellphone text speak. Not everyone here is a native English speaker, and abbreviations like that will not be understood by everyone.
Then you must have installed something that pulled in the Budgie packages as a dependency, because the Budgie community edition was dropped a few years ago already, due to nobody on the team having enough time anymore to maintain the ISO.
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