My dear illustrious List leaders and senior members. I wanted to know if the line [quote] xautolock -time 1 -locker "./ssvr.sh" [/quote] is creating forks/multiple instances of the bash shell running the ssvr.sh script.
If it does, how to eradicate the fork? How to manipulate the line? Would the line xautolock -time 1 -locker "xset dpms force off" create similar forks / multiple instances of the bash shell? Usurp more memory space. I have a hunch that either the script file ./ssvr.sh, run from terminal, or the xautolock line with direct xset dpms ... won't create forks, but the xautolock line with ./ssvr.sh will do. Please feel free to advise. Best. Rajib Etc.
