Is it possible to run xmms2 stop
when I lock the screen with Ctrl+Alt+L?
1 Answer
Should be.
The desktop-agnostic way is:
- install xbindkeys
- create a script that runs your "xmms" command plus "xscreensaver -l" or "kdescreensaver --lock"
- create a
~/.xbindkeysrc
- make xbindkeys run at startup
Assuming your script is in /usr/local/bin/lockandstop
, ~/.xbindkeysrc
should contain:
"/usr/local/bin/lockandstop"
Control + Alt + l
or perhaps
"/usr/local/bin/lockandstop"
Mod4 + l
depending on what xmodmap
prints.
But maybe the KDE Control Panel offers an easier way under the keyboard shortcuts section.
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Sounds like a good solution. I just can't find kdescreensaver. Is that the correct command for KDE 4.5? Commented Jan 12, 2011 at 11:28
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Found a solution via DBus: tips4linux.com/lock-your-kde-screen-from-the-command-line Commented Jan 12, 2011 at 11:34