Control: reassing -1 mate-screensaver On Di 25 Jul 2017 20:13:14 CEST, Sergio B. wrote:
Package: mate-desktop-environment Version: 1.16.0+1 Severity: important Dear Maintainer, I do not know what package this issue exactly belongs to and I hope you know that better and can forward this report if needed. This issue survives for years, it existed in Debian 8 Mate and now I see it with Debian 9 Mate again. It exists on two different laptops I use one i386 and another amd64. When system resumes from suspend2ram or (especially!) suspend2disk state the first thing I see in graphics is Mate's desktop with all windows and documents were opened before I start suspend. A _moment_ later screen fades to black or hides desktop and switches to unlock prompt asking for password. How long that "moment" is? It depends on speed of system, "weight" of running applications, amount of used swap, where (RAM/disk) resuming is being done from. For fast machine with little load this issue may be invisible or "almost invisible" taking a second, for slow single core with swapping it happens desktop is exposed to eavesdropper for dozens of seconds after resuming from disk and before it is hidden behind password prompt. Evil russian hackers have enough time to take photocamera and steal all my secrets about my interference in Mordor's elections! Help! :)
Most likely an issue in mate-screensaver, so reassigining to that package.Note, that there have been quite some changes in mate-screensaver recently (since MATE 1.20.2). Please re-test with that version (from Debian testing).
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