Kscreenlocker can be disabled by pressing any button or moving the mouse as soon as it appears. In my mind, if the screen is locked, it should not be unlocked by any means. This could be a security problem. If I walk away from my computer, thinking that it will lock, but as soon as the flash comes on the screen, someone presses a button, then they have access. The current default settings show that the computer lock will start after 5 minutes and will take 5 seconds to enter your password. Not sure if this is by design. But would propose that there should be no way that you can disable Kscreenlocker unless you use your computer password. Here is a video of the behavior. https://youtu.be/3AuvvFaCk6c Thank you, Andy
Of course this is by design and a common and important feature.
> Kscreenlocker can be disabled by pressing any button or moving the mouse This of course should never happen. Which distribution are you using?
Neon
> This of course should never happen. When it automatically locks the screen you can unlock it by user interaction within the first couple of seconds (ninja mouse move) to prevent it from locking when you just let your computer sit idle whilst busy elsewhere. This is by design and fine. (I was wondering whether the password field is actually grayed out during that period?)
Ah, okey. I probably interpreted the "lock will start after 5 minutes" wrong.