Every screensaver shipped has hidden settings capabilities, not attainable through gnome-screensaver.
I vote on importing functionality from the xscreensaver package into the gnome-screensaver package to modify screensaver parameters.
Two small issues with gaving gnome-screensaver and xscreensaver installed:
1) Currently you need to kill gnome-screensaver to run xscreensaver or else it will not run. Short of uninstalling gnome-screensaver I am not sure how to simply disable it (I would have thought it could be done "System > Preferences > Startup Applications" but it's not there.
2) gnome-screensaver and xscreensaver have the same .desktop file and tooltip, so when thay are both installed you cannot tell them apart in the applications menu.
Every screensaver shipped has hidden settings capabilities, not attainable through gnome-screensaver.
I vote on importing functionality from the xscreensaver package into the gnome-screensaver package to modify screensaver parameters.
Two small issues with gaving gnome-screensaver and xscreensaver installed:
1) Currently you need to kill gnome-screensaver to run xscreensaver or else it will not run. Short of uninstalling gnome-screensaver I am not sure how to simply disable it (I would have thought it could be done "System > Preferences > Startup Applications" but it's not there.
2) gnome-screensaver and xscreensaver have the same .desktop file and tooltip, so when thay are both installed you cannot tell them apart in the applications menu.