You were partly right, originally I used xset to prevent it to lock, did
many times, but this time it wouldn't revert to the original behaviour
when I logged in again. But it seems OK now, after using xset again,
with "s on" and "+dpms" but as sudo this time.
Thanks for your comments,
Gérald
Le 8/13/20 à 7:47 AM, Bjoern Franke a écrit :
Am 13.08.20 um 13:03 schrieb Gérald Jean:
Hello,
first the device is not a laptop but a desktop AND I am not trying to
prevent it from locking but the other way around, I want it to lock when
I am away for a a certain period of time.
Yes, I thought you did the xset commands because it locked while
watching youtube and you wanted to prevent it.
So the presentation mode could be a "cleaner" solution then fiddling
with xset.
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