#Xscreensaver ubuntu 20.04 how to

slick-greeter) - you can then relogin to the same session. It kind of works - invoking a lock from the panel/powerstrip switches to the default greeter (e.g. budgie-desktop-10.5.orig/src/session/meson.build Index: budgie-desktop-10.5/src/session/meson.build budgie-desktop-10.5.orig/src/session/Ĭomment=Launch screensaver and locker program Session = yield Bus.get_proxy(BusType.SESSION, '', '/org/gnome/SessionManager') Warning('Unable to contact login manager: %s', e.message) Public interface SessionManager : -38,11 +39,12 class PowerStrip : Gtk.EventBox

budgie-desktop-10.5.orig/src/raven/powerstrip.vala Index: budgie-desktop-10.5/src/raven/powerstrip.vala Public abstract void lock() throws Error Public abstract async void Shutdown() throws Error +++ -40,12 +40,13 public interface SessionManager : Object budgie-desktop-10.5.orig/src/applets/user-indicator/DBusInterfaces.vala Index: budgie-desktop-10.5/src/applets/user-indicator/DBusInterfaces.vala

Warning(UNABLE_CONTACT + 'gnome-screensaver: %s', e.message) + saver = yield Bus.get_proxy(BusType.SESSION, '', '/org/freedesktop/ScreenSaver') saver = yield Bus.get_proxy(BusType.SESSION, '', '/org/gnome/ScreenSaver') +++ -63,7 +63,7 public class UserIndicatorWindow : Budgi Its possible for those that are adventurous - you’ll need to build your own budgie-desktop and purge all bits of gnome-screensaver from your installation.Ī couple of patches will get you going with light-locker: - budgie-desktop-10.5.orig/src/applets/user-indicator/UserIndicatorWindow.vala

#Xscreensaver ubuntu 20.04 how to

Quite a few people over the years have asked how to replace gnome-screensaver (the budgie default lockscreen) with something else like light-locker or i3lock. Raising this topic for anyone who is interested in tidying up the following.