bscreensaver/bscreensaver.toml.example

# Config files are searched for in this order:
#
#    $XDG_CONFIG_DIRS/bscreensaver/bscreensaver.toml
#    $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/bscreensaver/bscreensaver.toml
#
# Settings specified in files later in the search path override
# settings from prior files.  $XDG_CONFIG_DIRS (default /etc/xdg/) is a
# colon-separated list of directories, while $XDG_CONFIG_HOME (default
# $HOME/.config/) is a single directory.

# Lock the screen after this amount of time of no user activity
lock-timeout = "10m"

# Blank the screen this amount of time before locking (must be less
# than 'lock-timeout')
blank-before-locking = "1m"

# Backend to use for the unlock dialog.  Current options: 'gtk3'
dialog-backend = "gtk3"

# Determines the behavior of the "New Login" button in the unlock
# dialog.  Valid values are:
#
#    auto: automatically tries to figure out what to do
#    dbus: uses the org.freedesktop.DisplayManager.Seat interface
#    gdm: runs a GNOME Display Manager-specific command
#    kdm: runs a KDE Display Manager-specific command
#    lightdm: runs a LightDM-specific command
#    lxdm: runs a LXDE Display Manager-specific command
#    disabled: don't show the "New Login" button
#
# In addition to the above values, you can also set this to an array of
# strings, which will be interpreted as a custom command to run.
new-login-command = "auto"

# Whether or not to attempt to raise and lower the screen brightness
# when the brightness keys are pressed
handle-brightness-keys = false