I have experienced what this bug report describes  since installing 12.04 with 
default settings. 
when I close the lid, and re-open the lid, I find I've been dropped from the 
network, and reconnects.
I changed Power Setings to:
  suspend when inactive for:  don't suspend // don't suspend
  when the lid is closed:  do nothing // do nothing
If I keep the lid closed for more than a second, it usualy results in a black 
screen, though some times a partial screen.  Lid closed for a second or less 
will often return to the visual state.
I've since tried entring my password at this "screen state" ... pretending its 
at the "unlock" screen but to no effect.

Just tested again -- closing lid momentarily, for less than one
second... went to the "lock" screen upon opening screen, and when it
returned me to main screen, vpnc was still connected to remote router,
Remmina was still running (my primary application), but Compiz crashed
(crashes once a week - I assume unrelated)

There are other oddities I experience wth 12.04, so I'll reinstall to
help ensure it wasn't me trying to make this do something the Unity devs
don't want done - though it started as a fresh install.

primary applications are vpnc and remmina - everything else is secondary

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1001908

Title:
  Login screen doesn't always appear

Status in “gnome-power-manager” package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  After upgrading to 12.04 upon closing my laptop lid it locks the
  system and prompts for login/password upon reopening the lid.  Even if
  the option is set not to do so, however, this is detailed in bug
  #995840.  In addition to this the login screen doesn't always appear.
  Sometimes it is just a blank screen of my desktop with no way to input
  or do anything through the GUI.  This never happens during the initial
  login from a fresh boot, and I haven't tested it comming back from
  suspend or hibernate.

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