How to find The Operating System is idle

hi,
form last one month I am looking for a method or technique that provides me the system is idle or not,basically it will help me to dynamic log out from the system when the user is idle
thanks & regards,

You can only determine if the user is idle for your application.
You can reset timer each time the user performs an action and have a periodic check that a timeout is not reached.
You could warn the user that they are about to be timed out if they don't click on something in the app.

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