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List:       kde-bugs-dist
Subject:    [kscreensaver] [Bug 224200] multiple kblankscrn.kss in memory
From:       Wolfgang Bauer <wbauer () tmo ! at>
Date:       2014-04-15 10:18:52
Message-ID: bug-224200-17878-Fm96Bn51Rn () http ! bugs ! kde ! org/
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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=224200

--- Comment #38 from Wolfgang Bauer <wbauer@tmo.at> ---
(In reply to comment #37)
> The bug sadly is still alive and kicking in 4.13.
There is no kde-workspace 4.13 and KDE SC 4.13 does not include a new
kde-workspace at all. The next kde-workspace release will be 4.11.9, scheduled
for April 29th.

Instead of stating the obvious here, you better should have tried what I asked
in comment#33 and report your result.

As I said, I have a patch ready that fixes the problem for me, it is already
part of openSUSE's packages.
But this will have to wait until https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/117091/ is
in, as it touches the same parts of the code. (and that bug fix is much more
important IMHO)

(In reply to comment #36)
> I can confirm the following behavior in KDE 4.11.3 with these settings:
Thank you too for verifying and confirming.

> Side note, I'm not a big fan of the terminology "screen locker" for this
> functionality.  Why not just screen saver, like everyone is used to?
Well, I used the differate terms on purpose to distinguish between those
different things.
Btw, the screen locker locks the screen, it does NOT "save" the screen. And
there are 3 possible configurations atm, namely the "simple screen locker", the
"legacy screen saver", and plasma widgets.
Anyway, my explanation would not have been comprehensible if I had used "screen
saver" instead of "screen locker", don't you agree?
"The screen saver runs "kscreenlocker_greet"... This in turn runs the
configured screen saver as a separate process." and so on. ;-)

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