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This should eliminate any likelihood of lxhotkey causing problems, though it might open up new possibilities рџ†ДЄs I understand it in the documentation, the Test Case section should be for how to trigger the bug. I would emphasize alternative methods to trigger the lock, i.e. It should be assumed that no Lubuntu user would have lxlock. I guess it's a security issue if a user hits the button expecting it to work and walks away without paying attention.ДЄlso: I think it was around this time that we started using light-locker, so clearly, we didn't clean up all the places. I wouldn't say that this bug is a security issue since it is still possible to lock the screen, but it just makes it harder. I would say this is a basic security feature and should function as expected. And I subscribe et al: Please review my work mercilessly.

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Then I create an arc diff and arc patch and upload it, and after some phab magic, it will be uploaded to launchpad?.

Then I play locally with debuild/pbuilder/debdiff etc.

Tomorrow I will start with the packaging:

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I downloaded also the 18.04(.0) iso and set up another vm, where it did not work, which is less surprising. Of course I was testing it with a new vm and the 18.04.2 iso. This should be changed in /etc/xdg/lxsession/Lubuntu/nf to `light-locker`. Lubuntu 18.04 lxsession defines `lxlock` as the default for 'lock_manager/command' which lxhotkey calls via `lxsession-default lock` when Ctrl-Alt-L is pressed. The only supported version, which contains the patched file is 18.04. Lubuntu uses another desktop environment from version 18.10 onwards. Users with lxlock installed, won't notice any change in the behaviour. If the command in the Exec line does not exist, nothing is executed, so the behaviour does not change. Install the package with the fix (0.54.3). The desktop is not locked, although this is expectedДҐ. When the desktop environment is ready, press CTRL-ALT-LД¤. Boot Lubuntu 18.04 (from the older iso )ДЈ. The ability to lock the screen might be a basic security requirement for some users (e.g. Unfortunately, lxlock is not included in 18.04.0, whereas light-locker is included in every 18.04 point release. Looking at 6365683 'Proper exit status for light-locker-command' I suspected the change in the SetActive return value, and reverted it.ДЄfter a build/install cycle I've found the system now behaves correctly so I think the change should be reverted.Instead to light-locker, the keyboard shortcut to lock the screen is bound to lxlock. I cloned the repository and reviewed commits between 1.7 and 1.8. I narrowed it down to xfce4-power-manager and discovered disabling the lock-screen cured the issue. If the system is manually suspended (not using the lid), then resumed either by opening the lid or pressing the power button, the GUI user session is fine. Switching to other ttys works and they display correctly but the GUI user session remains blank. When doing S3 sleep via closing the lid, on resume the lock screen appears, I authenticate, but as soon as it switches to the user session the screen goes blank - not even a backlight. I'm currently testing Xubuntu 18.04 after a do-release-upgrade from 16.04.

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