SSS (Screen Saver Stopper) 0.9.1 review

SSS (Screen Saver Stopper) is a tiny application which prevents the screen saver from starting as long as the SSS window is open

License: GPL (GNU General Public License) File size: 10K Developer: Michal Kosmulski

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SSS (Screen Saver Stopper) is a tiny application which prevents the screen saver from starting as long as the SSS window is open. This is useful when you are watching a movie, viewing the progress of a program's compilation or performing any other task which the blanking of your screen by the screen saver can disrupt.

SSS works with both XScreenSaver and the KDE KScreenSaver (KDE's "screen corners action" option only supports KScreenSaver). SSS (Screen Saver Stopper) is much easier to use than opening the Control Center, disabling the screen saver from there, and re-enabling it once you're done. To temporarily disable the screensaver, simply open SSS by clicking on its icon. Close the SSS window when you want the screensaver to be re-enabled. It's that simple.

What's New in This Release:
added Slovak translation (thanks to Jozef Riha)