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#Fedora 23 disable xscreensaver install

You'd also have to do the above except instead of xautolock you could use gnome-screensaver.

#Fedora 23 disable xscreensaver install

If you did want this single interface, you'd need to install the screensaver as well. ¹ …which is not included with gdm3, so you didn't install another lock mechanism. to actually work under any conditions as a locker. This is arguably a much wiser solution as xscreensaver is really notable for its commitment to security, i.e. Since your primary issue is looks, You might want to look into theming xscreensaver's lock dialog.

In the Command field add xautolock -locker "xtrlock -b".

In the Name field add something like "xautolock xtrlock".

Uncheck the check box next to Xscreensaver.

Navigate to Menu » Preferences » LXQt Settings » Session Settings » Autostart.

Make sure you autostart xautolock -locker "xtrlock -b" (remove the -b if you don't want the screen blanked) and keep xscreensaver from starting: Something light like xtrlock would do the trick (and it's super light).

Technically that's not a locker, so you'd need something else. Luckily, there are others that take precedence over xscreensaver, including the one that trumps them all: xautolock. This tool generally chooses the screensaver based on the desktop environment but xscreensaver takes precedence so that eliminates some other options, including gnome-screensaver¹. LXQt uses xdg-screensaver lock to handle locking.