https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=314989
--- Comment #48 from m1st0 <mistr...@gmail.com> ---
Simple enough now using loginctl as a privileged user for example:
sudo loginctl lock-sessions; sleep 3
sudo loginctl unlock-sessions
Therefore without specifically needing to call with sudo, you can easily write
up a systemd service to lock or unlock as needed. Further logic can be added
for specific sessions, conditions, etc.
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