Description of problem: When screen lock occurs, the screen blanks, but the backligh does not turn off, though this is the setting. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): I am assuming this is from xscreensaver-base-5.32-2.fc21.x86_64 But I am not sure where the particular components come from. This is a current updated system as of 12-15-2014 How reproducible: Every time the screen locks via whatever mechanism: xflock4 xscreensaver-command -activate Note that if I boot with LiveCD and Gnome desktop, screensaver does turn off the screen. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Set power management to blank screen after n minutes 2. At timer watch screen blank, but not turn off 3. Actual results: Screen backlight is on Expected results: Screen backlight is off Additional info: System is an Lenovo x120e I just did the i386 install on an Asus ee900, and screen saver is turning off its monitor. So this is something pertaining to the Lenovo.
Correction about my Asus ee900. In a dark room, I can see its backlight in screensaver. This was not the case with F20/Gnome; the screen was completely dark and undetectable in a darkened room. Both systems are current on updates.
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