@Sebastien, I can try to put together a list of applications that once
you run them, you can do Ctrl-Alt-L and it works but this will take time
and I fear it will be futile. Let me give you an example of applications
you want to avoid when trying to reproduce this bug:
1) If you simply open up the network manager window after booting, you
will not be able to reproduce this bug.
2) If you get a network manager notification after booting, you will
not be able to reproduce this bug.
3) If you get a keyring notification, you will not be able to reproduce
this bug.
4) If you simply open up System > Preferences Mouse you will not be able
to reproduce this bug.
To answer your questions - when reproducing do not start a nautilus
window, but the desktop can load. gnome-panel can load but do not click
on any items.
As I have mentioned above, the specific steps to reproduce this are
simple and have always given me the same result Please consider
rebooting into a new user and testing this:
-Boot into Jaunty
-Without running any applications (or getting any notifications at boot) press
Ctl-Alt-L
If you can't reproduce this issue. I can record myself with my camera.
@Toby, I was with Stefan when he showed me both issues. I recommended that he
start a bug for each issue. As you can see, the description of the bug does not
state anything about the "Locate Pointer" functionality. Stefan was confused
when creating a bug, and so he created 2 similar bugs by accident.
Please refer to Bug # 354790 as a duplicate of Bug # 9441 and please
refer to this bug as dealing with the issue of locking the screen with
the keyboard at startup.
** Changed in: gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
** Summary changed:
- Ctl-Alt-L does not lock screen
+ Ctl-Alt-L does not lock screen immediately after startup
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Ctl-Alt-L does not lock screen immediately after startup
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/354792
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