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2002-05-10       - By Joe Klemmer

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On Sat, 11 May 2002, John wrote:

> Isn 't it the screensaver component that gives you the ability to turn off the
> monitor and save power? I 'd not think if installing a Linux without it.

   I always thought it was that big button on the front of my
monitor. See? You learn something new every day. ;-)

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No, I _don 't_ have anything better to do right now.
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