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- How do I unlock my Lock Screen in Ubuntu?
- How to remove auto lock in Ubuntu?
- How do I turn off Lock Screen timeout in Ubuntu?
- What is the difference between log off and lock?
How do I unlock my Lock Screen in Ubuntu?
When your screen is locked, and you want to unlock it, press Esc , or swipe up from the bottom of the screen with your mouse. Then enter your password, and press Enter or click Unlock. Alternatively, just start typing your password and the lock curtain will be automatically raised as you type.
How to remove auto lock in Ubuntu?
How to Disable / Turn Off the automatic Lock Screen in Ubuntu. To turn off the automatic screen lock from Gnome, first, click on the top right corner and press Settings, as shown in the screenshot below. On the left menu, click on Privacy. Press ScreenLock in the left menu and disable the option Automatic Screen Lock.
How do I turn off Lock Screen timeout in Ubuntu?
Open the Activities overview and start typing Power. Click Power to open the panel. Use the Screen Blank drop-down list under Power Saving Options to set the time until the screen blanks, or disable the blanking completely.
What is the difference between log off and lock?
The difference between “locking” (Lock Workstation) and “logging out/signing out” (Logout) is what happens to your applications. Locking the computer means your apps are still ON and running. Logging/signing off will CLOSE all applications before signing out of the session.
