I'd like to add, that similar patch as per post #4 fixed the "suspend" button on my laptop.
mate-power-manager sleep-button settings were ignored, laptop always went into sleep
after pressing sleep-button, despite I set 'nothing' in the action.
I fixed this by adding one line to the /usr/share/acpi-support/policy-funcs script:
I'd like to add, that similar patch as per post #4 fixed the "suspend" button on my laptop.
mate-power-manager sleep-button settings were ignored, laptop always went into sleep
after pressing sleep-button, despite I set 'nothing' in the action.
I fixed this by adding one line to the /usr/share/ acpi-support/ policy- funcs script:
PMS="gnome- power-manager kpowersave xfce4-power- manager" power-manager. py dalston- power-applet"
PMS="$PMS guidance-
PMS="$PMS mate-power-manager"
It seems acpi in Mint 13 (Mate) is not configured with mate-power-manager in mind.
I haven't dug, whether this has been fixed in upstream acpi.