blurlock:tldr:ea9f4

blurlock: Lock the screen and disable the unlock indicator (removes feedback on keypress).

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$ blurlock --no-unlock-indicator

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The command "blurlock --no-unlock-indicator" is used to lock the screen and activate a blur effect on the screen while preventing the display of an unlock indicator. Here is a breakdown of the different components:

"blurlock": This is the name or alias of the command-line program or script being executed. In this case, it refers to a specific application or script that implements a screen locking mechanism with a blur effect.
"--no-unlock-indicator": This is a command-line option or flag that is passed to the "blurlock" program. In this case, it is used to disable the display of an unlock indicator, which is typically a visual cue or indicator that shows how to unlock or access the locked screen.

By executing this command, the screen will be locked and a blur effect will be applied, making the screen appear blurred or obscured. Additionally, the command ensures that no unlock indicator is displayed, which means there will be no visual prompt or instructions on how to unlock the screen.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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