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I'm running Crunchbang Helium on a home computer. I often work at my desk and on the computer at the same time. My session keeps timing out. I did a search on the internet and found documentation that said to add the lines:
export TMOUT=0
typeset -r TMOUT
to the file /etc/profile.
I have done this and re-booted, and have also tried setting my login session TMOUT environment variable to 0. No luck, it keeps timing out.
Some has suggested trying:
xset s off
I inserted that statement into my $HOME/.config/openbox/autostart file, but that did not solve my problem either.
Can someone help me to turnoff the timeout? BTW, I am the only one with access to the computer, so security is not an issue.
Jim A.
Last edited by jjanderson5 (2020-02-11 22:13:15)
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Do you mean the login screen appears after a while, on your Bunsenlabs Helium installation?
Menu -> Preferences -> Power management -> Display and change the timeouts as preferred.
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Or maybe Tab Security: set "Lock session automaticley" to "Never"?
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OR are you talking the screen goes black after a while?
In your OB autostart file add these lines:
### Stop screen from going black ###
(xset -dpms && xset s off) &
Has worked for me since #! days.
I do NOT have a laptop and do not want my desktop screen going black.
I turn my computer on, leave it on all day, I want my monitor on and seen!
Last edited by Sector11 (2020-02-10 16:36:04)
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@damo
yes, my problem is that I get logged out and I am continually having to log back in again while I am still sitting at the desk.
@rbh
Or maybe Tab Security: set "Lock session automaticley" to "Never"?
That sounds like it may be what I am looking for, but I'm not sure exactly what you mean when you say
Tab Security: set
It sounds like I need to set something, but I'm not sure where to go to set it.
@Sector11
OR are you talking the screen goes black after a while?
I can live with the screen going blank, but what you have suggested will be useful. There are times when I will want to keep the screen alive, but having to log in over, and over and over has me climbing the walls
Thanks to all of you. I'm hoping rbh's thread will lead me to the solution.
Jim A.
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That sounds like it may be what I am looking for, but I'm not sure exactly what you mean when you say
Tab Security: set
It sounds like I need to set something, but I'm not sure where to go to set it.
It's in the same place as mentioned by damo, just in the "Security" tab rather than the "Display" tab:
Menu -> Preferences -> Power management -> Display
Menu -> Preferences -> Power management -> Security
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Got it! Thank you to all for the help.
Jim A.
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Can you explain what you did in case other have the same problem.
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