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If screen-lock is not working with short-cut (Ctrl+Alt+L) or menu or widget etc. then use command | If screen-lock is not working with short-cut (Ctrl+Alt+L) or menu or widget etc. then use command | ||
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and then try the lock command again. | and then try the lock command again. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:27, 28 July 2022
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If screen-lock is not working with short-cut (Ctrl+Alt+L) or menu or widget etc. then use command
gnome-screensaver-command --lock
and see the reason why lock is not working. If the reason is screensaver is not running then run it using
gnome-screensaver
and then try the lock command again.
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