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Download iOS 12.1.3 Beta 3 IPSW Links And OTA Update.Jailbreak iOS 12.1.2: New Jailbreak Exploit On Horizon Once Patched In 12.1.3 Update.Sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/ loginWindowIdleTime 0 Simply enter the command below in terminal, where “0” disables the screen saver altogether. This one is pretty similar to how you enabled the login screen saver in the first place. Logging out and back in will make the changes kick in, and to test you can either restart your Mac or just return to the login screen an wait for your pre-selected number of minutes to pass. sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/ loginWindowModulePath “/System/Library/Screen Savers/Flurry.saver” for Flurry screen saver.sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/ loginWindowModulePath “/System/Library/Screen Savers/Shell.qtz” for the Shell screen saver.sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/ loginWindowModulePath “/System/Library/Screen Savers/Arabesque.qtz” for the Arabesque screen saver.

You can pick one by entering any one of the commands below, in Terminal: You can’t use just any screen saver, but you still have plenty to choose from. Next, we need to decide which screen saver we want to use.