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How to lock your screen from AwesomeWM in Ubuntu?
I can’t figure out how to lock my screen from AwesomeWM in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. How is this done? I tried running slock as suggested in the other question suggested below and I have to restart my computer to get back in after locking it.
How to install widget for Awesome window manager?
Simple and easy-to-install widget for Awesome Window Manager. Note that widget uses the Arc icon theme, so it should be installed first under /usr/share/icons/Arc/ folder. This widget reads the output of acpi tool. local battery_widget = require ( “awesome-wm-widgets.battery-widget.battery”) s.
Which is the best widget for Awesome WM?
Calendar widget for Awesome WM – slightly improved version of the wibox.widget.calendar. This widget needs an ‘anchor’ – another widget which triggers visibility of the calendar. Default mytextclock is the perfect candidate! Just after mytextclock is instantiated, create the widget and add the mouse listener to it.
Is there a way to change the lock screen timeout?
Close the Command Prompt. You should be able to notice that the lock screen timeout has changed. After enabling the setting with either Method 1 or Method 2, you’ll be able to use the Power Options to modify the lock screen timeout. This is what you need to do:
How to set screen lock time in InTune?
However if the user changes their screensaver from non to something else on their machine they can edit the 15min time. We want to make sure they cannot change this time so it is always set to lock the screen after 15min of inactivity. How can we set this in Intune? Thanks! I’m interested in this too.
What’s the maximum time for a screen lock?
I have set up a device restriction policy (Windows 10 or later) and under the “password” settings, I set “Maximum minutes of inactivity until screen locks” to 5 minutes. Once this was set I tried setting my enrolled device’s local screensaver settings to 15 minutes, however because this was being applied I was still getting a 5 minute screen lock.