Laoptop-lid-close-suspend setting in mate-power-preferences no longer effective
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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mate-power-manager (Ubuntu) |
Expired
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Undecided
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
Problem:
In Ubuntu Mate 18.04, dconf and the mate-power-
Reason:
The allmighty pizza-baking and clothes-washing systemd has drive-by-devoured this functionality and incorporated it into logind which happyly ignores the users GUI-set wish to keep his device running. To avoid that, root permissions, a manual change to the text configuration /etc/systemd/
possible Solutions coming to mind:
1) stop using systemd (probably an unrealistic approach due to religious reasons)
2) remove the setting from the GUI so users are no longer confused by it making them believe it would actually have any effect. After all, taking away existing functionality because it might confuse users is a classical GNOME move.
3) But since this aint GNOME but Mate (which, I hope, strives to revert what GNOME destroyed to a certain extent) you might even try to make mate-power-manager reconfigure logind in some way. Free of any systemd knowledge, I can only presume that systemd has probably invented its own, new and incompatible-
Changed in mate-power-manager (Ubuntu): | |
status: | New → Incomplete |
tags: |
added: bionic removed: gui mate-power-manager preferences suspend-resume systemd |
Can we have a less sarcastic tone? Thanks