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After my previous post Lock Screen on Linux (Ubuntu) from Command Line, I will continue about lock the screen on the first time your computer boot. On this post, I am only explain lock screen on Ubuntu.

To lock your Ubuntu screen you need to make a script, I will call the script with "lockfirstboot". Make the file,

the file would be like this :


Then save the file. Don't forget to place that file under /etc/init.d/ to make this script run on startup.

After you place that script under /etc/init.d/, make that file executable. Do this command :


Well done, now your computer will automatically lock the screen after booting.

Note : give a sleep after command "gnome-screensaver" give your system time and make all command executed gracefully.