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Create a screen-locking keyboard shortcut
or try: SHIFT+CMD+Q
Create a screen-locking keyboard shortcut
These shortcuts will log out and quit all running apps. But the goal of this hint was to keep them running and prevent access to the computer so that one can easily resume work.
Create a screen-locking keyboard shortcut
Please, on your computer, type shift-command-q. Does a dialog box come up stating "Are you sure you want to quit all applications and log out now?"
If not, you've installed some haxie and you're spacing out. If so, you're not understanding the hint.
Create a screen-locking keyboard shortcut
Yes, of course the dialog box comes up. That's exactly what I was saying. And it's exactly what this hint is not about. And just that I was saying.
Well, in the mean time I came up with another idea:
Bind with QuicKeys to a hotkey of your choice
or add the following line to your ~/.profile
so you can lock your screen from any terminal window with 'lock'.
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