As I mentioned before, locking with the command "light-locker-command -l" and then closing the laptop lid allows you to resume just fine, with the session being locked properly.
Running "light-locker-command -l" on suspend (via a script in /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d) with the use of 'xdotools' and the standard keyboard shortcut assigned via the XFCE keyboard settings (sudo -u <USERNAME> sh -c 'xdotools key Control+Alt+Delete') which runs the script 'xflock4' (calls 'light-locker-command -l') results in the same behaviour as when "Lock on suspend" is enabled in the "Light Locker" settings.
Could this mean that light-locker locks the screen too late? Should the screen be locked before anything else related to suspending happens?
After some further testing I'd like to add this:
As I mentioned before, locking with the command "light- locker- command -l" and then closing the laptop lid allows you to resume just fine, with the session being locked properly.
Running "light- locker- command -l" on suspend (via a script in /usr/lib/ pm-utils/ sleep.d) with the use of 'xdotools' and the standard keyboard shortcut assigned via the XFCE keyboard settings (sudo -u <USERNAME> sh -c 'xdotools key Control+ Alt+Delete' ) which runs the script 'xflock4' (calls 'light- locker- command -l') results in the same behaviour as when "Lock on suspend" is enabled in the "Light Locker" settings.
Could this mean that light-locker locks the screen too late? Should the screen be locked before anything else related to suspending happens?