bl-exit: remove call to bl-lock with suspend?

[johnraff]

bl-exit

See this forum post: https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewtopic.php?pid=14909#p14909

Is the call to bl-lock that comes with the suspend action on line 109 superfluous? Could it be the cause of some of the blackscreen issues people have been getting?

[ghost]

Suspend != lock screen. For example, if you are using xscreensaver and set it to lock the screen after N minutes, suspend, and wake up before the N-minute interval has passed, the screen is unlocked. Of course if the locker is called twice for whatever reason, that could be a problem.

[johnraff]

That poster reported that the screen was locked automatically by light-locker when going into suspend.

Of course that's a separate function - in fact xfce4-power-manager has an option "Lock screen when system is going for sleep", so is presumably talking directly to light-locker in that case.

So additionally activating bl-lock from suspend in bl-exit is something to remove, right?

[ghost]

If that's the case, I'd say yes.

[ghost]

I'd say yes if that's the case.

On 11 January 2016 14:02:25 GMT+09:00, John Crawley notifications@github.com wrote:

That poster reported that the screen was locked automatically by light-locker when going into suspend.

Of course that's a separate function - in fact xfce4-power-manager has an option "Lock screen when system is going for sleep", so is presumably talking directly to light-locker in that case.

So additionally activating bl-lock from suspend in bl-exit is something to remove, right?

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