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--- Comment #20 from Tristan Miller ---
With the help of the openSUSE developers I have discovered the cause of the
lock screen freezing after resuming from suspend, at least on my computer. The
problem was not kscreenlocker but rather a recent
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journalctl on an openSUSE 15.2 system
Attached is the output of journalctl on an openSUSE 15.2 system for the period
when this
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--- Comment #15 from MrAndersen ---
After my last comment, I immediately uninstalled xf86-video-intel and just like
cantabile, I haven't had the problems with the login screen since.
Also this article on ArchWiki states that KDE recommend NOT
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--- Comment #14 from cantabile ---
@MrAndersen:
It's using the intel driver. When the modesetting driver is used you get lots
of lines with "modeset(0):" in them instead of "intel(0):".
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--- Comment #12 from cantabile ---
Shortly after I commented back in December 2018 I learned about the xorg
modesetting driver. I removed xf86-video-intel and I've been using the
modesetting driver ever since. This being Arch Linux, lots of packages
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--- Comment #9 from Ben Daines ---
(In reply to cantabile from comment #8)
> Hi. I have this problem too.
>
> I can't tell what triggers it. Sometimes the lock screen works correctly,
> sometimes only the lock screen's background picture, the clock,
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--- Comment #6 from Piotr Mierzwinski ---
As I promised I made test, again. Twice.
Steps:
- lock screen (by key shortcut)
- leave computer till monitor will go sleep
- wake up it by moving mouse cursor
- try to unlock it through entering password into
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journaictl
Hi to all!
I confirm: exactly the same as Piotr Mierzwinski in his first paragraph wrote
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--- Comment #4 from Piotr Mierzwinski ---
Hmmm. I tested this issue today and seems that all is fine.
I made the same test like previously. Only my monitor turned off itself. I
turned it on and after moving mouse cursor I got proper field to enter
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--- Comment #2 from Piotr Mierzwinski ---
Maybe this is matter. My monitor is connected by DVI link. Additionally between
monitor and DVI there is also adapter: HDMI->DVI.
Issue not happens when I turn off monitor (when screen is locked), and on it
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Summary|Cannot login after lock |Cannot login after lock
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