Most of the processes you're seeing are run by the session upstart. Try 'ps fax' to see the process tree. You also get to see what state these processes are in that way.
Still, this has nothing to do with Unity, which neither handles system power states nor session process control. You might want ot check logs in /var/log/upstart or ~/.cache/upstart for more clues.
Most of the processes you're seeing are run by the session upstart. Try 'ps fax' to see the process tree. You also get to see what state these processes are in that way.
Still, this has nothing to do with Unity, which neither handles system power states nor session process control. You might want ot check logs in /var/log/upstart or ~/.cache/upstart for more clues.