=== NK`_ is now known as NK` [10:46] 'Morning folks [11:21] . === ubott2 is now known as ubottu === ubottu is now known as 17SAC2T0E === 17SAC2T0E is now known as ubottu === ubottu is now known as 17SAC2T0E === 17SAC2T0E is now known as ubottu === ubottu is now known as 17SAC2T0E === 17SAC2T0E is now known as ubottu === deegee__ is now known as drussell === alankila_ is now known as alankila [22:33] do the latest lightdm builds support proper screen locking? I read that the lubuntu devs removed xscreensaver in favor of a lightdm solution [22:36] brainwash: lightdm has supported locking for a while, it is just disabled in gnome-screensaver [22:37] brainwash: fire up d-feet and execute org.freedesktop.DisplayManager.Seat Lock() [22:43] trism: so it will fire up a new X server instance and display the lightdm lock screen? [22:46] brainwash: yep [22:48] now I can either unlock the screen by typing my password.. or simply switch back by pressing ctrl+alt+f7 [22:49] or did I miss anything? [22:51] brainwash: well when I switch back with ctrl+alt+f7, the screen is locked by gnome-screensaver, I imagine the lubuntu devs will deal with it somehow [22:52] brainwash: though maybe the details changed in saucy [22:54] that's the reason I asked if lighdm supports a _proper_ way to lock the screen, not relying on additional programs [22:55] trism: thanks for answering :) [23:54] brainwash: you're right, as it stands, completely broken in the lubuntu-daily ppa