Jeff/Others:
Something that has come up many times, but probably not fleshed out enough for pimping to gnome-love and new contributors is a new GNOME Screensaver frontend. Despite previous attempts, it seems that 'fixing' GNOME support in xscreensaver itself is pretty pointless, but the hacks 'protocol/standard' is worth supporting, so...
It is also important that xscreensaver works from an accessibility perspective. This is something that the current xscreensaver program does not handle. Information about what is needed can be found in this bug report: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=99505 There has also been a healthy discussion about this topic on the wm-spec mail alias (refer to the topic "WM enhancements to support screen lock" http://mail.gnome.org/archives/wm-spec-list/2003-October/thread.html I think these issues should be kept in mind if we are thinking about writing a GNOME screensaver. It would be nice if we could engineer with accessibility in mind from the get-go. Brian