Tim wrote:
On Fri, 2009-03-13 at 07:52 +0000, Sharpe, Sam J wrote:
> Oh? I've found it easier just to not browse those kind of websites at
> work...
;-) I notice the lack of denial...
Another option could be to use a hotkey to switch to a different
workspace. One screen for the human wildlife, another screen for your
whatever.
Actually that doesn't work for me. It (CTRL-ALT-RARROW) only flips the
workspace on your current X screen, but my 4 displays are split into two
screens so if I was watching wide-screen wildlife videos on one set and
browsing the web on the other, when I hit the hotkey it would probably
hide only my web browsing, which might have somewhat embarrassing
consequences.
I went with screen locking, because typing a password to get back in is
no bad thing. If you just blank the display, sometimes mouse movement
wakes it up - which is something most people would want to avoid in this
hypothetical situation. Also, I've never really had a use for my
scroll-lock key and it's easy to remember that the padlock symbol on it
means it will lock my workstation...
--
Sam
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