Hi
Fully updated F24 system running Plasma desktop. Dual screen setup.
Screen locks correctly after time set in Energy Saving / Suspend session After
Screen goes into energy saving (screen blanks) after time set in Energy Saving / Screen Energy Saving Switch off after
But then the screen immediately comes out of energy saving and sits for ever with the screen locker displayed.
Anyone else see this?
Any ideas how to fix would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Roderick Johnstone
On 02/07/17 18:00, Roderick Johnstone wrote:
Fully updated F24 system running Plasma desktop. Dual screen setup.
Screen locks correctly after time set in Energy Saving / Suspend session After
Screen goes into energy saving (screen blanks) after time set in Energy Saving / Screen Energy Saving Switch off after
But then the screen immediately comes out of energy saving and sits for ever with the screen locker displayed.
Anyone else see this?
Any ideas how to fix would be appreciated.
I don't use lock screen. But I do have the case where my monitors won't go in to blank.
When this happens I click on the "Status and Notifications" triangle in my systray and then select "Battery and Brightness" and it tells me what application is preventing the blank. For me it is normally Chrome and it due to an open WebRTC connection. Finding and killing the open tab is one way to clear it. But sometimes I have to close Chrome and restart.
I've search, in vain, for a way to ignore open WebRTC as a reason for keeping the screens active. :-(
On 07/02/2017 13:02, Ed Greshko wrote:
On 02/07/17 18:00, Roderick Johnstone wrote:
Fully updated F24 system running Plasma desktop. Dual screen setup.
Screen locks correctly after time set in Energy Saving / Suspend session After
Screen goes into energy saving (screen blanks) after time set in Energy Saving / Screen Energy Saving Switch off after
But then the screen immediately comes out of energy saving and sits for ever with the screen locker displayed.
Anyone else see this?
Any ideas how to fix would be appreciated.
I don't use lock screen. But I do have the case where my monitors won't go in to blank.
When this happens I click on the "Status and Notifications" triangle in my systray and then select "Battery and Brightness" and it tells me what application is preventing the blank. For me it is normally Chrome and it due to an open WebRTC connection. Finding and killing the open tab is one way to clear it. But sometimes I have to close Chrome and restart.
I've search, in vain, for a way to ignore open WebRTC as a reason for keeping the screens active. :-(
Hi
Thanks, but I'm not seeing any applications listed in "Battery and Brightness".
Also, I notice this behaviour (screen comes out of power save immediately) on all the systems I manage and I'm pretty sure that not everyone has a WebRTC conenction open.
This started happening a few weeks ago, so presumably it was some update that caused it.
Roderick