To do this, type sudo apt-get install xscreensaver into a Terminal window. To configure this, we’ll need to first install the XScreensaver package. Instead, a blank screen appears (this is different than your display turning off). What screensaver? Despite all appearances, it is there, although there’s no longer a Screensaver control panel.
In Ubuntu 12.04, this could be due to the screensaver. Once those two settings are configured, everything should work correctly, but you may find that not all is as it seems. Next, change the Turn screen off when inactive for: option to Never. First, untick the checkbox beside the Dim screen to save power option, as shown below. There are two settings we want to set, to ensure that our system doesn’t turn off the display after a period of inactivity, and that the screen isn’t dimmed to save power. We’ll be using the control panel called Brightness and Lock, which you’ll find (more than likely) in the top row.
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