taken from:
https://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-screensaver/commit/?id=214ab95
https://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-screensaver/commit/?id=4f0124a

That won't work correctly with GTK3, even more so given that we set
app_paintable = TRUE on the drawing area.
Instead, set the background GdkRGBA to black directly
on the GtkDrawingArea's GdkWindow.

taken from:
https://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-screensaver/commit/?id=43ee32e

This gets rid of some compile warnings

taken from:
https://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-screensaver/commit/?id=73c0e41

This reverts commit f1739c03.

Add a handler for the PrepareForSleep event on the system bus under
systemd and lock the screen in such an event. This addresses the issue
where "systemctl suspend" suspends the system but the system isn't
locked on resume, with the obvious negative security connotations.

Right now the systemd event handling is not actually working at all.
This happens because _listener_message_path_is_our_session() has code to
check if the event came to our session (e.g. "10") and, under systemd,
does this by trying to compare it with the object path, by stripping the
/org/freedesktop/login1/session/ prefix.

However, under -at least recent versions- of systemd, the session ID
part of the path is escaped separately, and following D-Bus rules
initial numbers are escaped. In the example above, the obj_path is
/org/freedesktop/login1/session/_310, so the comparison actually fails.

Port a fix that has been present on various distributions (e.g. Arch)
and pieces of software (e.g. cinnamon-screensaver) since at least March
2013.  The original author is Peter de Ridder <peter@xfce.org>.

The bug and the fix can both be easily verified by running "loginctl
lock-sessions".

Don't fade to black when locking the screen

fixes https://github.com/mate-desktop/mate-screensaver/issues/83

If the screensaver is explicitly asked to lock
(as opposed to locking because of idle), then
we should do it very quickly.  1 second is
too long.

This commit changes the fade to 60 steps per
second and a quarter of second long
(put another way, about 15 fade increments).

Taken from gnome-screensaver,
commit:44edc03104f9757f4d866f24df8793f064b6ce70
And applied to MATE by infirit

Fading to black has negative security consequences: the screen locking
and actual suspend race with each other, and this can result in the
screen's contents being briefly visible after resume.

This has been reported as #54 but has been known and patched for in
Debian/Ubuntu since at least 2010 (see LP 546578).

* Bump intltool required version for gsettings support
* Extract strings with intltool directly

configure.ac: drop obsolete macro

stop caring for osx

It's been a no-op for a long time.
See https://mail.gnome.org/archives/commits-list/2011-December/msg00681.html for example.

Use GDK_BLANK_CURSOR across Gtk versions for new cursors.

The default is already FALSE

Make Gtk2 build with GSEAL_ENABLE And cut down on ifdef hell.

Has been in Gtk since 2.22