https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=346741
--- Comment #4 from Giorgio <gio...@yahoo.it> --- (In reply to Holger from comment #3) > Erm ... without a hard-drive encryption requesting a lockscreen-password is > only a little distraction on the way to capture your system. Especially on a > mobile device, that may get lost/stolen. KDE in mobile device with autostart ?????? > But if you already typed one > password, it's tedious to type another password later on. Of course the > hard-drive password comes very early on, so you'll still have to wait for > your autostart programs to be fully loaded. > > As a works-for-me I'd like to suggest instead suspending your system to RAM > (or if working on your hardware: to disk) Suspend to RAM just after having switched on ? > > Yes I admit, on suspend2RAM there is still a little chance of extracting the > password from memory, but it's a lot more complicated than simply accessing > an unencrypted hard-drive. Encrypted hard drive? May be my english knowledge is quite low but I don't see any relation with this bug. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
