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Sometimes I have things like recipes or dashboards open on my laptop whilst I do other things in the background. It can be annoying having to bump the mouse to
by mnahkies 5y ago
Sometimes I have things like recipes or dashboards open on my laptop whilst I do other things in the background.
It can be annoying having to bump the mouse to avoid the screen locking, and manually changing the settings through the UI has the risk I forget to change them back.
This is a tiny utility that uses `gsettings` to disable the gnome screen lock and idle timeout when it starts, and restores them when it exits.
It's written as a NodeJS / npm package for ease of distribution - you can try it out using `npx gnome-screen-lock`
The code is very straight forward and I'd encourage you to read it prior to trying.