My solution was to set up xscreensaver how I wanted it in X11 and then start it via CLI as a background app on system startup for wayland.
You can't manage screensaver settings from wayland, but you can force it into working.

I'm on Kubuntu 24.04
My solution was to set up xscreensaver how I wanted it in X11 and then start it via CLI as a background app on system startup for wayland.
You can't manage screensaver settings from wayland, but you can force it into working.

I'm on Kubuntu 24.04