[Pkg-xfce-devel] Bug#688598: Bug#688598: xfce4-power-manager: Notification icon actions are not configurable

José Salavert Torres jsalavert at gmail.com
Tue Sep 25 13:21:59 UTC 2012


1) There are two scripts to suspend from console: "pm-suspend" and 
"pm-suspend-hybrid" , both in package pm-utils.

When I suspend using xfpm using the notification area icon, I have found 
that the "pm-suspend" script is called by default .
That script does not work on my machine, but if I rename 
pm-suspend-hybrid to pm-suspend the suspend process using xfpm works again.

But renaming a file is not a user friendly way of selecting the suspend 
method.

Maybe it would be possible to allow the user to select the suspend 
method (pm-suspend or pm-suspend-hybrid) in the applet, is there only 
one kind of dbus suspend call available?
If so maybe we should notify this to upower package mantainer.

2) This is a wish. I would like to setup the xfpm to suspend my computer 
when plugged and hybernate when running on batteries. Is this possible?



El 25/09/12 14:43, Yves-Alexis Perez escribió:
> On lun., 2012-09-24 at 03:58 +0200, José Salavert Torres wrote:
>> When selecting suspend in the notification area icon, the user is not
>> able to configure which command will use the system to
>> suspend.
>> In my concrete case, a lenovo thinkpad R61, the "pm-suspend" script
>> does not work properly, while pm-suspend-hybrid does,
>> so I had to create move the non-working script and symbolic link to
>> -hybrid as a workaround.
> xfpm only send a dbus call for suspend, which is catched by upower, so
> that would be an issue for upower.
>> Also, it would be nice to select what will do the computer when
>> reaching inactivity (suspend or hibernate), depending
>> on if it is plugged or running on batteries.
> What do you mean?

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