slimlock1
Unholy screen locker
Usage
slimlock [-v]
Overview
The Frankenstein's monster of screen lockers. Grafting SLiM and slock together leads to blood, tears, and locked screens.
Options
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-v -
display version information
Configuration
Slimlock reads the same configuration files you use for SLiM. It looks in CFGDIR/slim.conf and CFGDIR/slimlock.conf, where CFGDIR is defined when built - usually /etc. The options that are read from slim.conf are hidecursor, current_theme, background_color and background_style, screenshot_cmd, and welcome_msg. See the SLiM docs for more information.
slimlock.conf contains the following settings:
dpms_standby_timeout-
number of seconds of inactivity before the screen blanks. Default: 60
dpms_off_timeout-
number of seconds of inactivity before the screen is turned off. Default: 600
wrong_passwd_timeout-
delay in seconds after an incorrect password is entered. Default: 2
passwd_feedback_msg-
message to display after a failed authentication attempt. Default: Authentication failed
passwd_feedback_capslock-
message to display after a failed authentication attempt if the CapsLock is on. Default: Authentication failed (CapsLock is on)
show_username-
1 to show username on themes with single input field; 0 to disable. Default: 1
show_welcome_msg-
1 to show SLiM's welcome message; 0 to disable. Default: 0
tty_lock-
1 to disallow virtual terminals switching; 0 to allow. Default: 1
bell-
1 to enable the bell on authentication failure; 0 to disable. Default: 1
Releases
7 releases since Debian 8 (Jessie); the text changed 1 time.