Here’s a quick tip that shows you how to disable screen black out in Ubuntu 12.10. When you install Ubuntu, by default the screen times out and turns dark every 10 minutes when inactive.
This brief tutorial will show you how to turn off that feature so that your screen never goes to sleep or blank. It will stay on continuously even when not in use.
To get started, go to Ubuntu Control from the top right corner and select ‘System Settings..’
Then select ‘Brightness and Lock’
Finally, choose Never so that the screen never turn off.
The image above also shows you how to disable the screensaver lock (lock screen) and how to make sure Ubuntu doesn’t ask for password everytime you want to resume from a lock screen.
Enjoy!
Frequently Asked Questions
How to disable screen black out in Ubuntu 12.10?
To disable screen black out in Ubuntu 12.10, go to Ubuntu Control, select 'System Settings,' then choose 'Brightness and Lock' and set it to 'Never.' This will ensure your screen never turns off.
What is the default screen timeout setting in Ubuntu 12.10?
By default, in Ubuntu 12.10, the screen times out and turns dark every 10 minutes when inactive.
How can I prevent my Ubuntu 12.10 screen from going to sleep?
To prevent your Ubuntu 12.10 screen from going to sleep, follow the steps to disable screen black out as mentioned in the article.
Where can I find the 'Brightness and Lock' settings in Ubuntu 12.10?
You can find the 'Brightness and Lock' settings in Ubuntu 12.10 by going to Ubuntu Control, selecting 'System Settings,' and then choosing 'Brightness and Lock.'
How do I disable the screensaver lock in Ubuntu 12.10?
To disable the screensaver lock in Ubuntu 12.10, follow the steps mentioned in the article and set the lock screen option to 'Never.'
How can I prevent Ubuntu 12.10 from asking for password after lock screen?
To prevent Ubuntu 12.10 from asking for a password every time after the lock screen, disable the screensaver lock and set the password settings accordingly.
Can I make my Ubuntu 12.10 screen stay on continuously even when not in use?
Yes, you can make your Ubuntu 12.10 screen stay on continuously even when not in use by disabling the screen black out feature as instructed in the article.
What are the benefits of keeping the screen on continuously in Ubuntu 12.10?
Keeping the screen on continuously in Ubuntu 12.10 can be beneficial when you need to have uninterrupted access to your system without the screen going blank during inactivity.