Besides changing corners, you can also use it to flip-corners too. For instance, you can move your mouse to the corner of your current workspace and adjacent workspace.
Other main features...
*. Fade-out volumes.
*. Start/stop screensaver.
*. Lock screen.
*. Dim laptop back-lit.
*. Put the PC to stand-by, suspend and off modes.
If you want to install Brightside in Ubuntu, then you can easily do that using the Terminal. Simply enter the below command.
sudo apt-get install brightside
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Does anyone know if the author of Brightside made available a "lockout-free" version of this utility?
Leave your screensaver running for any length of time greater than 15 or 20 minutes, and on 'recovery,' this will present you with a dialog asking for your user password. You don't need to choose "Lock Screen" as one of your hot-corner commands to get it, either. Bad form, imo.
BZT
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