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1. #Lock screen on screen keyboard embedded how to#
2. #Lock screen on screen keyboard embedded upgrade#
3. #Lock screen on screen keyboard embedded software#
4. #Lock screen on screen keyboard embedded password#

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#Lock screen on screen keyboard embedded software#

Package description: Open-source software for volunteer computing and grid computing. Package description: A simple screen locker for X. Package description: An automatic X screen-locker/screen-saver. Package description: Screen locker for Wayland. XScreenSaver seems not be able to embed a virtual keyboard. gesettings set embedded-keyboard-command 'onboard -e -l Phone'įor more options setting up the virtual keyboard, see MATE#Lock_screen.gesttings set embedded-keyboard-enabled true.However, the settings doesn't offer virtual keyboard options. It's a wrapper using either xfce4-screensaver, xscreensaver, gnome-screensaver, xlock or slock ( source). The command xflock4 is not a locker itself. The lock state can also be checked by xfce4-screensaver-command -query.Īn example draft script to use dbus-monitor to disable inputs and LEDs when locked can be found here: Screen_locker:Disable_inputs#Xfce4.

#Lock screen on screen keyboard embedded password#

An alternative would be matchbox-keyboard with option for embedded mode: matchbox-keyboard -xid.Ĭhanges on the locking state can be monitored via dbus by: dbus-monitor -session "type='signal',interface=''" However, the unlock signal is issued after entering the password at the unlocking screen – it monitors the state of lock, not the state of the screen. It could also be changed to another virtual keyboard, however, it needs to be one that offers embedded mode (windowed mode doesn't work in xfce4-screensaver). This uses the "Phone" layout, it could be changed to another onboard layout. The virtual keyboard for the unlocking screen is configured in the preferences by command onboard -e -l Phone. It can be configured in the screensaver preferences ( documentation page). Package name is kscreenlocker.ĭefault implementation on Xfce4. Plasma mobile comes with KDE screen locker. lockshield: Lock shield for non primary screens ( source).

#Lock screen on screen keyboard embedded how to#

I have no idea on how to debug it or how to enable more verbose logging to try to narrow down the issue. So it would seem it is something Wayland related. Now the screen comes up properly when I press a key. # Uncomment the line below to force the login screen to use Xorg I edited /etc/gdm3/nf and uncommented WaylandEnable=false: power sleep-inactive-battery-type 'suspend' power sleep-inactive-battery-timeout 1200 $ sudo -u Debian-gdm gsettings list-recursively .power $ sudo -u Debian-gdm gsettings list-recursively power sleep-inactive-battery-type 'nothing' power sleep-inactive-battery-timeout 1800 picture-uri 'file:///usr/share/images/desktop-base/desktop-lockscreen.xml' The keyboard will remain on the screen until you close it. A keyboard that can be used to move around the screen and enter text will appear on the screen. Some gsettings that might indicate something: $ gsettings list-recursively Go to Start, then select Settings > Accessibility > Keyboard, and turn on the On-Screen Keyboard toggle. I can bring the screen back over ssh with: sudo systemctl restart gdm.service This is a desktop, always on AC, never battery. I believe I disabled suspend with .power sleep-inactive-ac-type 'nothing'. Note that the machine does not suspend, just turns off the monitor. I think the 5 minutes is coming from idle-delay uint32 300, so setting that to 0 might stop it from auto locking, but that does not explain why it does not turn back on. This also happens if I do not log in after boot, the login screen auto locks after 5 minutes. If I lock the screen with super-l then I cannot wake the screen up again with the mouse or keyboard (but scroll lock/num lock do toggle the keyboard LEDs). I believe I have the default gnome 3 desktop manager.

#Lock screen on screen keyboard embedded upgrade#

I was on Jessie, did an upgrade to Stretch and then immediately to Buster.