** Description changed:

+ [Summary]
+ 
+ Instead to light-locker-command, the keyboard shortcut to lock the screen is 
bound to lxlock. The problem is, that lxlock is not included in the iso of the 
first two point releases (18.04 and 18.04.1) and therefore, the shortcut does 
not work.
+ The ability to lock the screen is a basic security feature and should work as 
expected, even with the provided shortcut.
+ 
+ 
+ [Test Case]
+ 
+ Steps to reproduce
+ ------------------
+ 
+ 1. Boot Lubuntu 18.04 (installed from an older iso, not 18.04.2)
+ 2. Login
+ 3. Delete ~/.config/lxsession/Lubuntu/desktop.conf
+ 4. Logout
+ 5. Login
+ 6. Press CTRL-ALT-L
+ 
+ Expected behaviour
+ ------------------
+ 
+ The desktop session is locked and requires the password to unlock.
+ 
+ Current behaviour
+ -----------------
+ 
+ Nothing happens.
+ 
+ 
+ [Regression Potential]
+ 
+ If the command in the Exec line does not exist, nothing is executed, so the 
behaviour does not change. Users with lxlock installed, won't notice any change 
in the behaviour.
+ lxlock is a shell script, which calls light-locker-command (see: 
https://github.com/lxde/lxsession/blob/master/lxlock/lxlock#L27), so the 
regression potential is very, very small.
+ 
+ 
+ [Other Info]
+ 
+ Lubuntu uses another desktop environment from version 18.10 onwards. The
+ only version, which contains the patched file is 18.04. The Lubuntu Team
+ does not support Xenial anymore (16.04 has reached its end of life after
+ 3 years of community support).
+ 
+ 
+ -------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ 
+ [Previous Description]
+ 
  Lubuntu 18.04 lxsession defines `lxlock` as the default for
  "lock_manager/command" which lxhotkey calls via `lxsession-default lock`
  when Ctrl-Alt-L is pressed. This should be changed in
  /etc/xdg/lxsession/Lubuntu/desktop.conf to `light-locker`.

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Title:
  Lubuntu 18.04 mistakenly sets the default lock problem to lxlock
  instead of light-locker

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