Erik Hemdal <ehemdal <at> townisp.com> writes:
> This will happen if you are logged in as root. When the screensaver
> runs as user root, it acts as though no one is logged on and that the
> screen therefore should not be locked.
Huh? That's horribly broken. KDE's kscreensaver can lock the screen for root
just fine.
Kevin Kofler
