On 29/05/14 07:14 AM, David Dušanić wrote:
29.05.2014, 05:24, "Gary Dale" <garyd...@torfree.net>:
...but there is no provision for a password.
Just begin to type your password and you will see a prompt to log in.
No I don't. If I touch the keyboard or mouse when the screen blanker or
power-suspend is in effect, the screen wakes up and I'm back at my
desktop. If I actually type my password, it is interpreted as keyboard
input by whatever application has focus at the time.
When adjusting the power settings, there is no provision for entering a
password. Typing in a password when trying to adjust those settings also
has no effect.
If you are getting different results then your system has a different
setup from mine. If you've got a working password-protected screen
saver, I'd like to know how you got it working.
In may case, I have a working screen saver when using the KDE desktop
but not when using Gnome 3. Checking with Synaptic, I have screen saver
packages installed but they don't appear to functioning when using Gnome 3.
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