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+ | ===== Screen lock - Debian instructions ===== | ||
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+ | It is recommended to protect the active session on your PC by using a screensaver that locks access by requiring a password. Another way, of course, is just to log out. | ||
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+ | ==== Gnome screensaver ==== | ||
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+ | Debian 8 " | ||
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+ | Look at https:// | ||
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+ | ==== xscreensaver ==== | ||
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+ | You can also use xscreensaver to lock your screen to prevent unauthorized access while you are away from the computer. | ||
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+ | xscreensaver has more configuration options than gnome-screensaver, | ||
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+ | 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. You can also specify the kind of screen saver(s) to use. | ||
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+ | The easiest way to activate xscreensaver is to use a keyboard shortcut. First you need to define the shortcut by going to Settings -> Keyboard -> Custom Shortcuts. There you can set up a new custom shortcut like: | ||
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+ | Name: xscreensaver | ||
+ | Command: xscreensaver-command -l | ||
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+ | After you've added the action, don't forget to click on the right side of the line to specify the actual key combination, | ||
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===== Screen lock - Ubuntu instructions ===== | ===== Screen lock - Ubuntu instructions ===== | ||
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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. | ||
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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 " | :!: 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 " | ||
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- | ===== Screen lock - Debian instructions ===== | ||
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- | 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. | ||
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- | 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. | ||
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- | In order to activate screen lock, just press " | ||
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- | There is supposed to be a "Lock Screen" |