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-===== Screen lock =====+===== Screen lock - Debian instructions =====
  
-You can use xscreensaver to lock your screen to prevent unauthorized access while you are away from the computer. You can do this instead of logging out.+==== Gnome screensaver ====
  
-To set xscreensaver to require a password, go to System -> Preferences -> Screensaver. This will open up a new window. At the bottom left of the window, activate "Lock Screen After" and set the time to 0 minutes for immediate locking.+Debian 8 "Jessie" uses gnome-screensaver. It can be activated by pressing "Super+L" ("Super" is the "Windows" key on either side of the space bar.)
  
-You will then need to create a new launcher to activate the screen saver and lock the screen. In order to do this, right click on your desktop background. Select "Create Launcher...". Enter "Lock screen" as the name and set the command to:+Look at https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/GnomeScreensaver/FrequentlyAskedQuestions for information about the Gnome screensaver. A certain amount of configuration is possible using ''dconf-editor''.
  
-  xscreensaver-command -activate+==== xscreensaver ====
  
-If you like you can click on the icon at the top left to chose your own icon.  
  
-This procedure creates an icon on the desktop. Just click this icon to lock your screen.+You can use xscreensaver to lock your screen to prevent unauthorized access while you are away from the computer. You can do this instead of logging out.
  
-Alternatively pressing "Ctrl+Alt+L" will lock the screen.+To set xscreensaver to require a password, go to Activities -> Applications -> Screensaver. This will open up a new window. At the bottom left of the window, activate "Lock Screen After" and set the time to 0 minutes for immediate locking.
  
-:!: If after trying to start xscreensaver nothing at all happens or you get a message that the xscreensaver daemon hasn't been started, you need to add xscreensaver to the programs that are automatically started when you log in. You can do this by navigating to Systems -> Preferences -> Startup Applications and specifying "xscreensaver" as the program to start.+In order to activate screen lock, just press "Ctrl+Alt+L".
  
 +There is supposed to be a "Lock Screen" item in the menu when you click on you userid at the top right of the screen, but for some reason that doesn't appear. Perhaps future research will make it possible to fix this.
  
-===== Screen lock - new Debian instructions =====+===== Screen lock - Ubuntu instructions =====
  
 +DELETEME
  
 You can use xscreensaver to lock your screen to prevent unauthorized access while you are away from the computer. You can do this instead of logging out. You can use xscreensaver to lock your screen to prevent unauthorized access while you are away from the computer. You can do this instead of logging out.
  
-To set xscreensaver to require a password, go to Activities -> Applications -> Screensaver. This will open up a new window. At the bottom left of the window, activate "Lock Screen After" and set the time to 0 minutes for immediate locking.+To set xscreensaver to require a password, go to System -> Preferences -> Screensaver. This will open up a new window. At the bottom left of the window, activate "Lock Screen After" and set the time to 0 minutes for immediate locking.
  
-In order to activate screen lock, just press "Ctrl+Alt+L".+You will then need to create a new launcher to activate the screen saver and lock the screen. In order to do this, right click on your desktop background. Select "Create Launcher...". Enter "Lock screen" as the name and set the command to:
  
-There is supposed to be a "Lock Screen" item in the menu when you click on you userid at the top right of the screen, but for some reason that doesn't appear. Perhaps future research will make it possible to fix this.+  xscreensaver-command -activate 
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 +If you like you can click on the icon at the top left to chose your own icon.  
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 +This procedure creates an icon on the desktop. Just click this icon to lock your screen. 
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 +Alternatively pressing "Ctrl+Alt+L" will lock the screen. 
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 +:!: If after trying to start xscreensaver nothing at all happens or you get a message that the xscreensaver daemon hasn't been started, you need to add xscreensaver to the programs that are automatically started when you log in. You can do this by navigating to Systems -> Preferences -> Startup Applications and specifying "xscreensaver" as the program to start.

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