https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=445742
--- Comment #4 from WS <ws....@outlook.com> --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #3) > I'm confused about the source of the confusion, though. You said: > > > you find the Energy Saving page which has three different options(one of > > them can be used to lock the screen) > Where did you find this? What specifically are you referring to? Beware I'm not using KDE in English. The Energy Saving page has 3 different options related to inactivity: 1st: Screen Dimming after X minutes 2nd: Switch off screen after Y minutes 3rd: Suspend Session: Automatically >Do Thing< after Z minutes The 3rd option, despite being called "Suspend Session", has a little dropdown menu with "Suspend, Hibernate, Hybrid Sleep, Shutdown and Lock Screen" as options, apparently you can use it to lock rather than suspend. Again, a user that doesn't know there's a Lock Screen page under Desktop Behavior will look at the Energy Saving Page, see it has a bunch of options (including locking the screen) related to inactivity, and will be confused for a while why their system keep getting locked. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
