Still cannot get lock screen to stay off...please help! This is particularly troublesome with machines that auto-login
I'm rolling out my new installation for the whole school (70+ terminals) and the only hurdle left (that I know of) is disabling screen locking. I'd also like to set screen blanking for some ridiculously high number like 3 hours. We're an elementary school with a lot of autologin machines and young kids...we also do online testing. I can't have screen locking kicking in all the time...it would really screw things up. It used to be easy to disable it, but in 12.04 (precise), I can't seem to get anything to stick....short of doing it in the GUI and that would be another nightmare. I need a command line/script way of disabling screen locking and setting the screen blanking very high...for ALL users. So far all the stuff I've found online doesn't stick. I've tried gconf-editor (which won't allow me to access the screen locking key)...I've tried dconf-editor...(which does, but doesn't seem to do anything for anyone other than root)....etc. I really need help (on my knees and begging) ;-) David Trask Technology Director/Teacher Vassalboro Community School [email protected] (207) 923-4305
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