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1. XSCREENSAVER LOCK RANDOMLY ASKS FOR LOGIN INSTALL
2. XSCREENSAVER LOCK RANDOMLY ASKS FOR LOGIN PASSWORD

So, I took several hours today to figure this out completely through testing.Īnd happily I found the cause and solved it.Īnd here are the results and my records of the tests: I made more tests, because I got another cursor blinking in the top left corner. It is the "tty", I've taken a better look in one of my posterior tests. if I pressed "Alt + F3", I would also see a terminal login prompt, without those similar logs if I pressed "Alt + F2", I would see a terminal login prompt, without those similar logs if I kept pressing "Alt + F1", I would see the screen quickly changing between the blinking cursor at the top left corner and what I described in the line above then, if I pressed "Alt + F1" I would see for for a split second similar logs like when the computer performs a shutdown, and at the end, a terminal login prompt. So, I am finally marking this thread as solved, since I haven't got any crash after I installed the Nvidia driver.

XSCREENSAVER LOCK RANDOMLY ASKS FOR LOGIN PASSWORD

In fact, I have played both with the "Screensaver" settings and the "Power Management" settings, and have waited until the screensaver appeared and have also have logged out manually, and every time I would get either the screensaver greeter or the default greeter, and so I just introduced my password and would get to the display manager (my desktop folder) like before all this situation. Menu, "Settings, Screensaver, Lock screen after."īut no matter what I set in those, I never again have gotten another cursor blinking in the top left corner. Menu, "Power Management, Security tab, Light Locker, automatically lock the session, when the screensaver is activated" but instead, I get the screensaver greeter like in this link here:īut I do keep getting the default greeter when I use the menu option to log out. I no longer get the greeter I used to get before (like the one in the link image above) However, now when I press "Crtl + Alt + Delete": So, after some hours of googling and testing, I installed the package "xscreensaver". to get out of there I would press "Crtl + Alt + Delete" and get a reboot if I pressed "Alt + 3", I would also see a terminal login prompt, without those similar logs if I pressed "Alt + 2", I would see a terminal login prompt, without those similar logs if I kept pressing "Alt + 1", I would see the screen quickly changing between the blinking cursor at the top left corner and what I described in the line above then, if I pressed "Alt + 1" I would see for for a split second similar logs like when the computer performs a shutdown, and at the end, a terminal login prompt. I would get a black screen with the cursor blinking in the top left corner

XSCREENSAVER LOCK RANDOMLY ASKS FOR LOGIN INSTALL

this greeter also would appear after I logged out, using the menu option to log out (restart, logout, shutdown, etc)Īfter I install the Nvida driver, when I pressed "Crtl + Alt + Delete": to see a similar greeter, see the first image in this page:

when I moved the mouse or keyboard, the screen would present me with the greeter that appears by default since I installed Debian 10 Buster I guess I have mistaken two situations here:īut I may be wrong, so it would be nice to know the opinion of someone more knowledgeable on this matter.īefore I install the Nvida driver, when I pressed "Crtl + Alt + Delete": The solution was to install "xscreensaver".