I don't use X much and instead use lots of Virtual Terminals.
Since I'm on dialup, sometimes I need to leave multiple VTs open to do
things, perhaps downloading something, or its just that I'm in the
middle of things.How can I lock the whole virtual termial setup? lock(1) only lets me
lock the one VT without blocking the ability to switch to others. On
Debian, there's vlock -a that does this. I don't see anything similar
in the available packages for OBSD.I can't read code so I don't know how lock(1) works internally. To get
it to lock everything, I guess it would have to capture the Alt-Fn key
combo. However, the OS (wscons(4)?) likely captures that before the
keys get passed on to the application. So I'm sorry, I can't provide a
patch.Any suggestions?
Doug.
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