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You need to disable the screensaver for the desktop.<br />
(while configuring the screen saver, also the blanking can be disabled).
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You need to disable the screensaver for the desktop.
(while configuring the screen saver, also the blanking can be disabled).

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Hi<br />
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Thanks for replying. How do I disable the screensaver? I don't have a screensaver app installed and can't see an option in any menu items.
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Hi

Thanks for replying. How do I disable the screensaver? I don't have a screensaver app installed and can't see an option in any menu items.

everycloud

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Can anyone tell me how to configure my Raspberry Pi3 to not blank the screen after no activity please? ie I want the screen to remain active at all times even if there is no activity (it is for a network monitoring tool)<br />
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Version: Raspbian GNU/Linux 9 (Stretch)<br />
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I'd prefer not to install a &quot;no screensaver&quot; app, I'd prefer to adjust the OS settings if possible please.<br />
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Thanks
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Can anyone tell me how to configure my Raspberry Pi3 to not blank the screen after no activity please? ie I want the screen to remain active at all times even if there is no activity (it is for a network monitoring tool)

Version: Raspbian GNU/Linux 9 (Stretch)

I'd prefer not to install a "no screensaver" app, I'd prefer to adjust the OS settings if possible please.

Thanks

How to keep Raspbian screen active even when there's no user activity

raspbian

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