> as well and using a backgrounded `sleep 5; s2ram` before starting slock also > is > kind of stupid if slock fails to start up correctly.
How does your integrated execution of s2ram change that? Your slock can still fail in just the same way.
> as well and using a backgrounded `sleep 5; s2ram` before starting slock also > is > kind of stupid if slock fails to start up correctly.
How does your integrated execution of s2ram change that? Your slock can still fail in just the same way.