@paulgear, what locale is your system in? If you're in a 24-hour locale,
as mentioned in #5, this bug is not present (well, to be precise, it's
present in the opposite direction).
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I'm sorry, that should be `en_GB.UTF-8`. But I just tested and confirmed
that workaround works.
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This is a terrible hack, but I've discovered that the applet will
respect your locale, just not the preference option.
So setting `export LC_TIME=en_UK.UTF-8` in your `.gnomerc` should work,
assuming you have the `en_UK.UTF-8` locale installed and configured.
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@seb128: I came back to my laptop after having locked it manually, and
having had the lock timeout elapse.
I unlocked the screen, and started using the laptop. 5-10s later the
screen locked, per #1292451. I typed my password again and hit Enter,
and nothing happened. Trying again, I noticed that t
This also just affected me.
Possibly-relevant detail from my environment: If I explicitly lock the
screen and then also wait for a lock timeout, I somehow end up with two
lock screens -- I unlock the machine, I can interact with the desktop
for a few seconds, and then a second lock screen pops up.
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