Hello! Steps to reproduce: - login userA - lock screen via Ctrl+Alt+L - create new Session - login userB - lock screen via Ctrl+Alt+L - switch to userA - screen is locked as expected But there is no obvious way, to get back to userB - directly switch session only offers to start another new session - the shortcut Ctrl+Alt+F8 will succeed - userA has to unlock and relock the screen to make it switch back & forth I speculate, as Kscreenlock is already running for userA, it simply does not reinitialize the list of available sessions? This is Kubuntu 17.04 running KDE Kscreenlocker 5.9.5-0ubuntu0, but I can't select the correct version
> This is Kubuntu 17.04 running KDE Kscreenlocker 5.9.5-0ubuntu0, but I can't select the correct version Because that version is no longer maintained. Overall this is a rather corner case.
Confirmed after upgrade to 5.10.5.1-0ubunutu
This bug also works in reverse: - Login userA - lock screan via Ctrl+Alt+L - create new Session - login userB - lock screen via Ctrl+Alt+L - switch to userA - unlock screen and log out - your automatically back to userB - trying to switch session immediately offers userA though he just logged out - selecting the non-existant session simply does nothing
This was fixed a year or two ago.