`apt-cache policy` read 0.54.2 & no I didn't have -proposed enabled
I copied the two desktop.conf you mentioned so will look at that later..
I've added -proposed; `apt update; apt full-upgrade`
logout, login.
// GRRR (i logged out & logged in on real machine, not VM)
// clean up the mess i made...
apt-cache policy now reads 0.54.3; but i'll reboot VM before I continue
(no diff between desktop.conf's found in $HOME/.config/lxsession/Lubuntu/)
grep of $HOME version results in "lock manager/command=lxlock"
// please note I'm typing, and not copy/pasting..
diff of /etc/..desktop.conf shows diffference!
$diff desktop.conf-normal_etc_xdg_lxsession /etc/xdg/lxsession/Lubuntu/desktop.conf
> lock_manager/command=light-locker-command -l
>
$ grep lock /etc/xdg/lxsession/Lubuntu/desktop.conf
lock_manager/command=light-locker-command -l
logged out; logged back in..
You were spot on apt-ghetto.
`apt-cache policy` read 0.54.2 & no I didn't have -proposed enabled
I copied the two desktop.conf you mentioned so will look at that later..
I've added -proposed; `apt update; apt full-upgrade`
logout, login.
// GRRR (i logged out & logged in on real machine, not VM)
// clean up the mess i made...
apt-cache policy now reads 0.54.3; but i'll reboot VM before I continue
apt-cache policy reads 0.54.3 (bionic- proposed/ universe) installed
0.54.2 (bionic/universe)
(no diff between desktop.conf's found in $HOME/. config/ lxsession/ Lubuntu/ ) command= lxlock" conf-normal_ etc_xdg_ lxsession /etc/xdg/ lxsession/ Lubuntu/ desktop. conf command= light-locker- command -l lxsession/ Lubuntu/ desktop. conf command= light-locker- command -l
grep of $HOME version results in "lock manager/
// please note I'm typing, and not copy/pasting..
diff of /etc/..desktop.conf shows diffference!
$diff desktop.
> lock_manager/
>
$ grep lock /etc/xdg/
lock_manager/
logged out; logged back in..
rm ~/.config/ lxsession/ Lubuntu/ desktop. conf lxsession/ Lubuntu/ desktop. conf (ASCII text)
logout
login
file ~/.config/
CTRL+ALT+L & screen is black....
move mouse & I'm at login/greeter
my usual password & i'm back at terminal
Results @wxl no doubt got... (finally)