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    Auto lock screen after 5 minutes

    Hi all I am trying to afk on my game ie leave it running while I'm not there but I have ran into a problem everything 5 minutes is up it locks the screen I have tried a few things to try stop it but nothing has worked I'm on xubuntu 22 one thing I found to try I could do as there is no option to enter system settings

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    Re: Auto lock screen after 5 minutes

    The best way to system settings is, in my opinion, to open Settings Manager from the menu.
    In that you will find many places which can affect screen locking but the most likely are the Screensaver and Power-Manager.

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    Re: Auto lock screen after 5 minutes

    Quote Originally Posted by andrewcrawford131 View Post
    Hi all I am trying to afk on my game ie leave it running while I'm not there but I have ran into a problem everything 5 minutes is up it locks the screen I have tried a few things to try stop it but nothing has worked I'm on xubuntu 22 one thing I found to try I could do as there is no option to enter system settings
    Try to run command below using your terminal. To access terminal ctrl and alt + T or just look at it under the application software in your xubutu operating system
    Code:
    gnome-control-center
    If you try to run gnome-control-center and get command not found, just try to install it with the command below:
    Code:
    sudo apt install gnome-control-center
    Regards and cheers.
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    Re: Auto lock screen after 5 minutes

    Quote Originally Posted by mIk3_08 View Post
    Try to run command below using your terminal. To access terminal ctrl and alt + T or just look at it under the application software in your xubutu operating system
    Code:
    gnome-control-center
    If you try to run gnome-control-center and get command not found, just try to install it with the command below:
    Code:
    sudo apt install gnome-control-center
    Regards and cheers.
    Don't bother with this if you're not using the default gnome DE of Ubuntu; Xubuntu has its own version, the xfce4-settings-manager as I mentioned above.

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    Re: Auto lock screen after 5 minutes

    Quote Originally Posted by ajgreeny View Post
    Don't bother with this if you're not using the default gnome DE of Ubuntu; Xubuntu has its own version, the xfce4-settings-manager as I mentioned above.
    Thanks ajgreeny. I just thought that xubuntu can also use gnome settings as xubuntu is also one of the flavor of Ubuntu Operating System which gnome is the default DE. If xfce won't work then try to use gnome DE and run gnome setting. But thanks again for the correction. Glad to be corrected. Regards and cheers.
    Last edited by mIk3_08; June 16th, 2022 at 06:41 AM.
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    Re: Auto lock screen after 5 minutes

    Quote Originally Posted by andrewcrawford131 View Post
    Hi all I am trying to afk on my game ie leave it running while I'm not there but I have ran into a problem everything 5 minutes is up it locks the screen I have tried a few things to try stop it but nothing has worked I'm on xubuntu 22 one thing I found to try I could do as there is no option to enter system settings
    you can also run the command below for the direct access to the display setting
    Code:
     xfce4-display-settings
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