Hi.
On Thu 2009-12-17 19:14, pancake proclaimed:
> srsly..i like the previous dpms way..but i understand that this is not
> task of slock.
Just use "xset dpms force off".
> and about my idea..do somebody cares about typing the user password all
> the time?
I'd like to have a way to use a dif
Yeah but some video drivers does not wake up after lid is closed. I
still think that dpms after a while is the right way
On Dec 17, 2009, at 9:12 PM, hiro <23h...@googlemail.com> wrote:
There are no display power buttons on laptops.
My display shuts off when I close it :)
> There are no display power buttons on laptops.
My display shuts off when I close it :)
On 12/17/2009 06:14 PM, Antoni Grzymala wrote:
Tony Lainson dixit (2009-12-17, 23:12):
anyone have any more ideas other than
power button?
The power button sounds a bit drastic. Can't you press Ctrl-Alt-F2 to
switch to virtual console 2, then log in and kill slock from there?
daspostloch dixit (2009-12-17, 14:25):
> you are right that was crap. sorry.
> the F# works fine as just tested in firefox.
> the reason i got confused is because i, other
> than vterm, dont have use for them.
> so the real issue is that switching vterms
> doesnt work, not even right now in normal
Tony Lainson dixit (2009-12-17, 23:12):
> > anyone have any more ideas other than
> > power button?
>
> The power button sounds a bit drastic. Can't you press Ctrl-Alt-F2 to
> switch to virtual console 2, then log in and kill slock from there?
There are no display power buttons on laptops.
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On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 12:46:43PM +, Anselm R Garbe wrote:
> > The power button sounds a bit drastic. Can't you press Ctrl-Alt-F2 to
> > switch to virtual console 2, then log in and kill slock from there?
>
> No. A screen locker locks the system completely (apart from remote logins).
In linu
sorry for following up, but i remember where the
confusion came from: the sysrq being accessed via
the Fn-modifier, which prevented me from the
magic sysrq-stuff a couple of weeks ago.
anyhow, i'm quite positive that all this
didnt have anything to do with the slock-lock-out
and try to be quiet n
you are right that was crap. sorry.
the F# works fine as just tested in firefox.
the reason i got confused is because i, other
than vterm, dont have use for them.
so the real issue is that switching vterms
doesnt work, not even right now in normal ops.
maybe because i xmodmapped alt to win and ctr
> Thanks guys. A colleague also suggested switching vterm,
> but unfortunately, the thinkpad gives access to the F# buttons
> only via the Fn modifier, which does not seem to support
> multi-key combinations. at least i have yet to figure out how
> to do that.
Curiously and mostly but not complete
Thanks guys. A colleague also suggested switching vterm,
but unfortunately, the thinkpad gives access to the F# buttons
only via the Fn modifier, which does not seem to support
multi-key combinations. at least i have yet to figure out how
to do that.
so i attached an external keyboard and tried th
>> Can't you press Ctrl-Alt-F2 to
>> switch to virtual console 2, then log in and kill slock from there?
>
> No. A screen locker locks the system completely (apart from remote logins).
I can do it here, using hg tip. Odd.
> No. A screen locker locks the system completely (apart from remote logins).
That's how it's supposed to be at least. I've encountered a lot
screenlockers which let me switch to console anytime.
regarding the problem: That's why I leave ssh running - X locks up (or
at least takes no input) and I
2009/12/17 Tony Lainson :
>> anyone have any more ideas other than
>> power button?
>
> The power button sounds a bit drastic. Can't you press Ctrl-Alt-F2 to
> switch to virtual console 2, then log in and kill slock from there?
No. A screen locker locks the system completely (apart from remote lo
> anyone have any more ideas other than
> power button?
The power button sounds a bit drastic. Can't you press Ctrl-Alt-F2 to
switch to virtual console 2, then log in and kill slock from there?
i'm too lazy ;)
On 12/17/2009 12:53 PM, Anselm R Garbe wrote:
2009/12/17 pancake:
But I liked to have my monitor switched off while not being in front...
Easy, switch it off, that's how I do it ;)
Cheers,
Anselm
2009/12/17 pancake :
> But I liked to have my monitor switched off while not being in front...
Easy, switch it off, that's how I do it ;)
Cheers,
Anselm
On 12/17/2009 12:46 PM, Anselm R Garbe wrote:
2009/12/17 pancake:
I wonder if it could be possible to add a static password for slock.
The reason is that because of dpms, it is common to type the password
without seeing anytihng on screen and then with dpms on discover that
somebody in the
2009/12/17 pancake :
> I wonder if it could be possible to add a static password for slock.
>
> The reason is that because of dpms, it is common to type the password
> without seeing anytihng on screen and then with dpms on discover that
> somebody in the chat told you something and you replied wit
I wonder if it could be possible to add a static password for slock.
The reason is that because of dpms, it is common to type the password
without seeing anytihng on screen and then with dpms on discover that
somebody in the chat told you something and you replied with your
password.
No, this ne
2009/12/17 :
> Hi guys,
>
> I've been stably using slock on arch linux for
> months (last system update ca. 3 weeks ago)
> with awesome.
> Right now I am at work, went to the bathroom
> 10 mins. ago, locked via slock right before,
> came back and couldn't log back in.
> I've tried everything: keyb
On 17-12-2009 12:26:26, daspostl...@googlemail.com wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I've been stably using slock on arch linux for
> months (last system update ca. 3 weeks ago)
> with awesome.
> Right now I am at work, went to the bathroom
> 10 mins. ago, locked via slock right before,
> came back and couldn
Hi guys,
I've been stably using slock on arch linux for
months (last system update ca. 3 weeks ago)
with awesome.
Right now I am at work, went to the bathroom
10 mins. ago, locked via slock right before,
came back and couldn't log back in.
I've tried everything: keyboard layout
switches, thinkpad
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