58 lines
1.8 KiB
Bash
Executable File
58 lines
1.8 KiB
Bash
Executable File
#!/bin/bash
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# This script creates a screenshot of the current workspace, pixelates (and blurs) it
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# deletes the screenshot, then it activates i3lock screenlocker and suspends the pc.
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# scrot/convert part is adapted from https://faq.i3wm.org/question/83/how-to-run-i3lock-after-computer-inactivity/
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# cappuccino is inspired by but not based on the caffeine application
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# Inhibit screen locker use -f switch to force screen locker
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#if [ "$1" != "-f" -a -f "/home/$USER/.config/openbox/cappuccino" ]; then
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# exit
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#fi
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pkill -9 light-locker & # make sure this one doesn't interfere as it loves to
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wdir=$HOME/.tmp/lckr
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screen1=$wdir/l1.png
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lwaucj=$wdir/nuvdsp.png
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mkdir -p $wdir && chmod 1700 $wdir
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scrot $screen1 # take a screenshot
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# Pixelate (and blur) image using convert (could use mogrify but it's slower)
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#convert $screen1 -scale 40% -scale 250% -blur 10x10 $screen1 && rm $screen1 - ?
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#convert $screen1 -scale 10% -scale 1000% -blur 10x10 $lwaucj && rm $screen1
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convert $screen1 -scale 10% -scale 1000% $lwaucj && rm $screen1
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#xset dpms force suspend
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# Lock screen using i3lock showing number of failed attempts, not forking,
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# ignoring empty password and without unlock indicator (using it now though)
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i3lock -f -n -e -i "$lwaucj" &
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#i3lock -f -n -e -u -i /home/fedora/Pictures/fedora/n/fork.png &
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#i3lock -f -n -e -u -i "/usr/share/backgrounds/Fork.png" &
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sleep 0.1337
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systemctl suspend
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sleep 3.1337
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xset dpms 5 5 5
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xset dpms force on
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# running in background until the next login
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state=`pgrep i3lock > /dev/null; echo $?`
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while : ; do
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if [ $state -ne 0 ]; then
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break
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else
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sleep 3.1337
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fi
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break
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done
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# Set display to not turn off automatically again
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xset dpms 0 0 0
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xset dpms force on
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rm -Rf $HOME/.tmp
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#light-locker & - not using lightdm now
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notify-send 'Welcome back!'
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