On Wed, Sep 28, 2016 at 09:48:25PM +0200, FRIGN wrote:
Setting `DontVTSwitch' in xorg.conf(5) disables this feature completely whereas chjj's fork (which mine is based on) blocks it in slock only, which is imho a much saner approach since there are many legitimate reasons to use multiple virtual terminals.Can you point me to the piece of code that disables VT-switching in your fork? I couldn't find it.
It's implicitly blocked by capturing the keys being pressed and executing optional steps such as shutting down upon input.
Same story for `DontZap': I like quickly killing X with Ctrl+Alt+BS while this should obviously be forbidden on a locked screen.What you do is call system("doas setxkbmap -option &"); which disables Ctrl+Alt+Backspace for the entire session. So you can only kill your X server until you have locked your screen once. It won't work afterwards, which sucks and is unpredictable.
Fair point, I shall fix this.
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