> +1 on this one. Would be much more usefull with time keeping of "active" > login time, excluding locked time.
Useful yes, but not safe. :\ Until we figure out a safe way (that the user can't change), we can't implement this check!
Maybe through the gnome-screensaver process?
$ ps aux | grep gnome-screensaver forger 28636 0.1 0.1 166348 2156 ? Ss Jun30 1:39 gnome-screensaver
Maybe that "Ss" changes when gnome-screensaver is active?
> +1 on this one. Would be much more usefull with time keeping of "active"
> login time, excluding locked time.
Useful yes, but not safe. :\ Until we figure out a safe way (that the
user can't change), we can't implement this check!
Maybe through the gnome-screensaver process?
$ ps aux | grep gnome-screensaver
forger 28636 0.1 0.1 166348 2156 ? Ss Jun30 1:39
gnome-screensaver
Maybe that "Ss" changes when gnome-screensaver is active?