Guys, I found the origin of "problem". Gnome3 changed your politics about power management and now, when an external monitor is connected, gnome-settings-daemon doesn't suspend/hibernate the laptop. See it: http://blogs.gnome.org/hughsie/2011/02/02/is-gnome-3-going-to-melt-your-laptop/
So, either close the bug or convince the gnome devs change this behavior.
Guys, I found the origin of "problem". Gnome3 changed your politics about power management and now, when an external monitor is connected, gnome-settings- daemon doesn't suspend/hibernate the laptop. See it: http:// blogs.gnome. org/hughsie/ 2011/02/ 02/is-gnome- 3-going- to-melt- your-laptop/
So, either close the bug or convince the gnome devs change this behavior.