Empêcher d'autres personnes d'utiliser votre bureau lorsque vous vous éloignez de l'ordinateur.
Shaun McCance
shaunm@gnome.org
Michael Hill
mdhillca@gmail.com
Jim Campbell
jwcampbell@gmail.com 2013
Luc Pionchon
pionchon.luc@gmail.com 2011
Claude Paroz
claude@2xlibre.net 2011
Alain Lojewski
allomervan@gmail.com 2011, 2012
Julien Hardelin
jhardlin@orange.fr 2011
Bruno Brouard
annoa.b@gmail.com 2011-12
yanngnome
yannubuntu@gmail.com 2012
Nicolas Delvaux
contact@nicolas-delvaux.org 2012
Mickael Albertus
mickael.albertus@gmail.com 2012

# Verrouillage automatique de l'écran

When you leave your computer, you should lock the screen to prevent other people from using your desktop and accessing your files. If you sometimes forget to lock your screen, you may wish to have your computer's screen lock automatically after a set period of time. This will help to secure your computer when you aren't using it.

When your screen is locked, your applications and system processes will continue to run, but you will need to enter your password to begin using them again.

# To set the length of time before your screen locks automatically:

Open the Activities overview and start typing Privacy.

Click on Privacy to open the panel.

Select Screen Lock.

Make sure Automatic Screen Lock is switched on, then select a length of time from the drop-down list.

To allow notifications to be displayed on the lock screen, switch Show Notifications to ON.

Cliquez sur Fermer.

When your screen is locked, and you want to unlock it, press Esc, or swipe up from the bottom of the screen with your mouse. Then enter your password, and press Enter or click Unlock.