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mazhar_sanvi | i'm using xubuntu for about 1 week. Whenever i'm watching any video on youtube the screen goes black and gets locked. So i need to unlock again with my password. | 06:46 |
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mazhar_sanvi | is this a bug or something else? How can i fix it? | 06:46 |
diogenes_ | mazhar_sanvi, what Xub version? | 06:49 |
mazhar_sanvi | 20.04 | 06:50 |
diogenes_ | run: ps aux | grep [s]creen | nc termbin.com 9999 | 06:51 |
diogenes_ | share url | 06:51 |
mazhar_sanvi | https://termbin.com/1qn7 | 06:53 |
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diogenes_ | mazhar_sanvi, could be xfce4-screensaver bug. | 07:05 |
diogenes_ | try xscreensaver instead. | 07:05 |
mazhar_sanvi | diogenes_, ok thanks | 07:10 |
diogenes_ | mazhar_sanvi, a more simple way is to enable presentation mode. | 07:12 |
mazhar_sanvi | diogenes_, ok | 07:19 |
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FeXoR | Is there a way to forbid any application to raise above the active one unless the user clicked a "Window Button"? | 13:11 |
diogenes_ | FeXoR, window manager tweaks > focus > activate focus prevention | 13:15 |
FeXoR | diogenes_: I have that enabled. Still every new window will go to the top of the visual stack. | 13:17 |
diogenes_ | FeXoR, also try: window manager > focus (untick) automatically give focus... | 13:19 |
FeXoR | diogenes_: Ah, yes. Good thought. Still new windows open on top x) | 13:20 |
diogenes_ | FeXoR, could be a bug then. | 13:21 |
FeXoR | I would like the windows that has focus to always be on top (which doesn't seem to be possible, only placing on top when it gains focus - which is not true if a new windows is raised above it). | 13:24 |
FeXoR | I would have thought that wouldn't be very strange to hope for :D | 13:25 |
FeXoR | (It's especially an issue with password windows (often without any hint which application it is linked to) raised above a window that is above the window the password field is linked to. That suggests that the password field is that of a different window which can be quite serious ;) | 13:28 |
diogenes_ | FeXoR, password field will always popup on top of all windows ignoring all the settings. | 13:29 |
FeXoR | So the user does not have control over the visual order of windows. | 13:31 |
FeXoR | What about not allowing (non-window) notifications? | 13:31 |
FeXoR | (I have notifications behavior Do not disturb off (whatever that means) but any new application will have it's notifications enabled) | 13:39 |
FeXoR | (By default Do not disturb was on and notifications popped up, too) | 13:40 |
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FeXoR | (The Ubuntu upgrader has the behavior I want for all windows I think. It seems to open in the background) | 13:50 |
FeXoR | diogenes_: While focusing newly opened windows fixes the issue with parts of the user input from e.g. keyboard going to a different window it also means focused window and window on top does not correspond. That's why I had that on I just remembered ~o_o~ | 13:53 |
diogenes_ | FeXoR, no clue it never bothers me, i rarely need that anyway, if i ever want a window to stay on top i just right click and pick 'Always on Top'. | 13:55 |
FeXoR | Yea, but I don't always want the same windows on top obviously. User input like clicking on a window or on the windows button should change focus and order IMO. But the options for "When a window raises itself" come to late ... I never want a window to raise itself :D | 13:57 |
FeXoR | Sorry, Pidgin closed "unexpected". Have I missed an answer? :) | 14:11 |
FeXoR | (Or is this channel logged somewhere public? :) | 14:12 |
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