This is because the lock / unlock command we will use below does not require superuser privileges.

In addition, no password is required to unlock the screen.

It's worth noting that the commands we use to lock / unlock the screen in this article are not related to the desktop and can be used with any desktop environment (and any Linux distribution) that uses a login name. GSConnect is a complete implementation of KDE Connect created for the GNOME Shell desktop. To use it, you must install the desktop components on your Linux desktop and the Android application on your Android device. KDE Connect is a tool that enables devices such as desktops running Linux and Android devices to communicate with each other. You will also find a workaround for GNOME 3.34, whose session is managed by systemd, which makes it a bit more complicated. This article explains how to lock and unlock the Linux desktop with a single click on your Android device KDE Connect Android Application. KDE connectionwith GS ConnectSupports running commands from an Android device to the Linux desktop.

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