documentation/docs/void-desktop-setup/Idle-and-lockscreen.md

Wayfire has a screensaver and dpms option. These may be configured by editing `.config/wayfire.ini`.

```
[idle]
screensaver_timeout = <timeout_screensaver>
dpms_timeout = <timeout_dpms>
```

Logically, `timeout_dpms` > `timeout_screensaver`.

`gtklock` is used as lockscreen, since it nicely matches the `gtkgreet` login manager.

```
# xbps-install -Sy gtklock
```

`gtklock` can be configured with the same `css` file as `gtkgreet`. Thereby:

```
# ln -s /etc/greetd/config/gtkgreet.css .config/gtklock/style.css
```

To initiate `gtklock` before sleep and after a certain time, `swayidle` may be used.

```
# xbps-install -Sy swayidle
```

Then, in `.config/wayfire.ini` gtklock may be started with the given conditions:

```
[autostart]
idle = swayidle -w timeout 590 gtklock before-sleep gtklock
```

# laptops

On laptops it may be necessary to install `zzz user hooks` to make sure that when the laptop closes `gktlock` also starts

```
# xbps-install -Sy zzz-user-hooks
```

To configure `zzz user hooks` you need to make a file and edit the file `~/.onsuspend` and add

```
#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
gtklock -dS
```

Then make the file executable

```
$ chmod +x .onsuspend
```

now `gtlock` will start when you close your laptop