Hello,
I tried as suggested, no effect? Further more I thought that xset
settings didn't hold from one session to the other. I used xset
hundreds of times on this machine other machines and settings sure
didn't hold from one session to the next?
Gérald
Le 8/12/20 à 12:52 PM, Charles M a écrit :
Hi Gerald. xset s can also take the parameter on. I think you could probably do:
$ xset s on
$ xset +dpms
Charles
On Wed, Aug 12, 2020 at 12:30 PM Gérald Jean <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello,
until yesterday, when I was inactive for about 5-7 minutes the screen
would go in screen saving mode and lock (need password to unlock), the
behaviour I like. Yesterday I watched a long documentary on Youtube,
the screen locked, to prevent it I ran:
$ xset s off
$ xset -dpms
everything was fine, no more locking; but now it doesn't lock at all
anymore (yes, I logged off and rebooted since yesterday) and I can't
find in the Xubuntu documentation how to revert to the original behaviour??
Xubuntu 20.04 LTS
Thanks for your support,
Gérald
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