Since I started to run xset -dpms, now also as part of a startup script, the problem seems to have gone. Otherwise it was specifically there, when I connected an external monitor to my laptop, using the display port connector. Using the HDMI connector would not provoke the error, which was having all applications closed when simply locking the display using WINDOWS-L or by mouse/menu. The display port connector was the one to use to get the really good resolution going though.
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