The title more or less says it all; I have two newbie questions:
1) How do I install , either in the panel or on the desktop, a button for locking the screen? That is, a button which executes the command "xscreensaver-command -lock".
2) Is there a way of travelling between desktops using a keyboard shortcut? And if so, how do I set it?
Thanks,
Al
Lock screen, and keyboard shortcut to switch desktops?
Re: Lock screen, and keyboard shortcut to switch desktops?
Hi
1) Make a new textfile in /usr/share/applications called lock_screen.dektop and copy this in it:
Then choose "Application Lunch Bar Settings". Click add, choose the lock_screen.dektop file and that's it.
2) CRTL+ALT+arrow key.
maces
1) Make a new textfile in /usr/share/applications called lock_screen.dektop and copy this in it:
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[Desktop Entry]
Encoding=UTF-8
Name=Lock Screen
Comment=Locks your screen
Icon=xscreensaver
Exec=xscreensaver-command -lock
Terminal=false
Type=Application
2) CRTL+ALT+arrow key.
maces
Re: Lock screen, and keyboard shortcut to switch desktops?
Right click on desktop and create new text file with name: "lockscreen.desktop"
Right click on the file and open with "leafpad"
now paste thefollowing code into it and save it.
cheers.........
Right click on the file and open with "leafpad"
now paste thefollowing code into it and save it.
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[Desktop Entry]
Encoding=UTF-8
Name=Lock Screen
Comment=Locks your screen
Icon=xscreensaver
Exec=xscreensaver-command -lock
Terminal=false
Type=Application
Re: Lock screen, and keyboard shortcut to switch desktops?
Hi maces,maces wrote: Then choose "Application Lunch Bar Settings". Click add, choose the lock_screen.dektop file and that's it.
maces
I'm trying to do the same thing...to add a lock session button on the panel...but I got lost at this point. Where is the "Application Launch Bar Settings"? Thanks.
Re: Lock screen, and keyboard shortcut to switch desktops?
Where you click on your starters, for example PCManFM ect. there click right and the first item in the menu 
maces

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