xfce do not lock screen?
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Applications -> System Tools -> Settings -> Privacy -> Screen Lock -> Disable it. If you don't find Privacy search for lock and you will find the related search check which option says automatic screen lock.
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['Extract the theme in ~/.local/share/themes. ... ', 'Make sure the theme contains the following file: ~/.local/share/themes/<theme_name>/gtk-2.0/gtkrc.', 'Select the theme in the User Interface Settings (Xfce 4.4.x) or in the Appearance Settings (Xfce 4.6.x)']
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['Open the "xppall" folder, find and right-click on the "xppaut.exe" file / application, then click to open its "Properties"', 'On the "General" tab under "Security:", click the "Unblock" button to allow the application to run.', 'Click "OK" to close the properties window.']
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['Place your mouse at the top of the screen in the center of the browser. Click the message to "Exit Full Screen."', 'Press the "F11" key when in full-screen mode to toggle between full screen and normal mode.', 'Click the wrench icon in the upper right corner of the browser window.']
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To change your desktop background and thus your lock screen, Go to Apple menu > System Preferences > Desktop & Screen Saver. Also note that, as you probably know, your Mac has two screens: The lock screen and the log-in screen. This will change the login screen, the screen you type your password.
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Yes, XFCE is supposed to average faster than GNOME, but it really does depend on the machine. ... Both are the same speed on my machine... very fast. There is no difference between them.
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['Start the Settings app.', 'Tap "Lock screen."', 'Tap "Always On Display."', 'If the "Always On Display" isn\'t turned on, swipe the button to the right to enable the feature.', 'Tap "Display Mode."', 'Choose your desired setting.']
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Go to Settings > Personalization > Lock screen, and select Screen saver settings. In the Screen Saver Settings window, choose a screen saver from the drop-down list.
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Xfce is highly customizable Customization is a consistent priority for Linux desktop users, and Xfce meets that priority reasonably well by any standard, and far more so than most desktops categorized as lightweight.
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['On the right end of the taskbar, select the Action Center icon.', 'Press the Windows logo key + A.', 'On a touchscreen device, swipe in from the right edge of the screen.']
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Settings -> apps -> app_of_widget -> battery -> keep running after screen off... Clear the cache and the data for the widget apps in the settings and also for the launcher you're using. Set them up again and they will work just fine.
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['Click the Apple icon in the top-left corner of the screen and select "System Preferences." ... ', 'Click "Users and Groups." ... ', 'Click on the lock icon, located in the bottom-left corner of the window.']
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['Click on the System Tray to show hidden icons.', 'Right-click the Nvidia icon.', 'Click GeForce Experience.', 'Click on the Settings icon.', 'Toggle "In-Game Overlay" to off.', 'Close the GeForce Experience window.']
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Like GNOME, Xfce is based on the GTK toolkit, but it is not a GNOME fork. It uses the Xfwm window manager, described below. Its configuration is entirely mouse-driven, with the configuration files hidden from the casual user. Xfce does not feature any desktop animations, but Xfwm supports compositing.
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XFCE themes are available at xfce-look.org. Xfwm themes are stored in /usr/share/themes/xfce4 , and set in Settings > Window Manager. GTK themes are set in Settings > Appearance. To achieve a uniform look for all applications, see Uniform look for Qt and GTK applications.
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['ACCESS ALWAYS ON DISPLAY: Swipe down from the Notification bar, then select the Settings icon. ... ', 'Scroll to and select Lock screen. ... ', 'TURN ON/OFF ALWAYS ON DISPLAY: Select the Always On Display switch. ... ', 'ACCESS ALWAYS ON DISPLAY SETTINGS: Select Always On Display.']
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["Step 1: Open the phone's Settings app from the app drawer. ... ", 'Step 2: Here, tap Lock screen, then tap Always On Display to go into AOD settings.', 'Step 3: Scroll down a bit to find the Screen orientation option.']