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KDE doesn't even support XScreenSaver anymore.

What do you mean? That KDE doesn't let users choose from a list of screensavers that includes XScreenSaver?

I just tested out XScreenSaver on KDE. As long as I set up the process and keyboard shortcuts correctly, I can still use it (Yay, standard APIs). (Of course, I am limited to keyboard shortcuts and not the 'Lock Screen' buttons in KDE).

Yes, I mean the standard lock screen. Of course you can explicitly run it.

KDE doesn't support any screensavers any more

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