https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=494927
--- Comment #24 from Airbag <saroum...@rbox.me> --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #17) > Interesting. In step 2, you say "wake up the screen", but screen locking > doesn't automatically put screens to sleep. Is a step missing? Maybe you > have to wait 60 seconds after locking so the screen does go to sleep? It's in step 1 : 1. Lock the screen manually (or wait for the X min delay you have set up in the settings), and wait for the screen to turn off / go in standby mode(In reply to Nate Graham from comment #17) > Interesting. In step 2, you say "wake up the screen", but screen locking > doesn't automatically put screens to sleep. Is a step missing? Maybe you > have to wait 60 seconds after locking so the screen does go to sleep? But you are right, I have to be more precise. Note : I did these additional tests with latest kscreenlocker (6.2.2-1 on archlinux) 1. Lock the screen manually (or wait for the X min delay you have set up in the settings), and wait for the screen to turn off / go in standby mode 2. Wake up the screen (move/clic mouse once or press the keyboard once) 3. Trigger the unlock prompt from (move/clic mouse once or press the keyboard once) 4. Type the password and press enter Surprising discovery : If I use mouse for *both* step 2 and step 3 : I reproduce the problem. If I use keyboard for step 2, or step 3, or both : I do not reproduce the problem. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
