The problem is that light-locker-settings fails if the expected file
does not already exist. There is a simple workaround by creating an
empty file in that location before launching light-locker-settings:
$ touch ~/.config/autostart/screensaver-settings.desktop
$ light-locker-settings
I am also attaching a patch that kind of solves this problem by masking
any error that the load function might raise. I do not really understand
the GLib python bindings here, though. Apparently it is supposed to
return an error code, but at the same time it always raises a generic
GLib.Error, so the return value cannot be checked at all...?
** Patch added: "light-locker-settings-ignore-error.diff"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/light-locker-settings/+bug/1327835/+attachment/5198461/+files/light-locker-settings-ignore-error.diff
** Also affects: light-locker-settings (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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light-locker-settings reverts to "never" after reboot.
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