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  3. how do i make the "manually block sleep and screen locking" default to on or permanently change the time until it automatically sleeps/lock screen on kde????????????

how do i make the "manually block sleep and screen locking" default to on or permanently change the time until it automatically sleeps/lock screen on kde????????????

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    hi guys soo i want to either make manually block sleep and screen locking default to on or change the time until it automatically sleeps or the screen locks, the only thing i found is this command: systemd-inhibit --what=idle:sleep sleep 300 but its not what i want because it only works when the terminal with the command running is open SOMEONE PLEASE HELP

    my distro is steam os (yes im on a steam deck) with sometimes a keyboard + mouse + monitor, if you need to know

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      hi guys soo i want to either make manually block sleep and screen locking default to on or change the time until it automatically sleeps or the screen locks, the only thing i found is this command: systemd-inhibit --what=idle:sleep sleep 300 but its not what i want because it only works when the terminal with the command running is open SOMEONE PLEASE HELP

      my distro is steam os (yes im on a steam deck) with sometimes a keyboard + mouse + monitor, if you need to know

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      KDE system settings -> System -> Power Management

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        KDE system settings -> System -> Power Management

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        tysm i somehow didnt see that option when i first checked but i checked again and i see the option TYYYYYYY

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          hi guys soo i want to either make manually block sleep and screen locking default to on or change the time until it automatically sleeps or the screen locks, the only thing i found is this command: systemd-inhibit --what=idle:sleep sleep 300 but its not what i want because it only works when the terminal with the command running is open SOMEONE PLEASE HELP

          my distro is steam os (yes im on a steam deck) with sometimes a keyboard + mouse + monitor, if you need to know

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          There is also Workspace Behavior=>Screen Locking where one may set automatic screen lock, ( I uncheck both boxes )

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