New behavior since upgrading to Neon 10.5.0 earlier last week. Suspend timeout set in System Settings > Hardware > Power Management doesn't suspend. The lock screen activates after 10 minutes of idle time. Lock screen refuses to accept passwords. Running sudo loginctl unlock-sessions unlocks the session. The problem only happens when triggered by a Power Management timeout. Manually locking the screen and suspending does not trigger the problem. The problem persists through multiple reboots. Steps to reproduce: 1. Set screen dim and suspend timeout on Energy Saving control panel. 2. Wait for timeout. 3. Attempt to login. Bug appears on my desktop machine using Nvidia Drivers. I can't reproduce the problem on a laptop using stock Intel drivers. Suggestions for where to look in the logs for this would be helpful.
Possibly related to Bug 380491?
(In reply to Kai Uwe Broulik from comment #1) > Possibly related to Bug 380491? Very likely. I'm in the habit of pressing `enter` to unlock the screen. I can't reproduce the problem using other keys.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 380526 ***
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 380491 ***