With the 3.15.x kernel came a problem with the screen not restoring from suspend. I had a thread going about this on Fedora Forums and had been following a bugzilla report. However, I now believe the problem is in how xfce4-power-manager handles restore.
If I use the power manager settings and have the option on the Extended tab for "Lock screen on suspend" checked, this problem shows up. I was looking at this and unchecked the option, and the system now resumes and restores the screen display properly upon resume from suspend.
I tried this with both the stock open-source radeon driver and the AMD Catalyst driver.
I do not know what changed between the 3.14 and 3.15 kernels that caused this problem to manifest. I'm also not sure if xscreensaver has anything to do with this. I do not have power management enabled there.
Running Xfce 4.10 manager- 1.2.0-9. fc20.x86_ 64 200.fc20. x86_64 base-5. 29-1.fc20. x86_64
xfce4-power-
Kernel 3.15.10-
xscreensaver-
With the 3.15.x kernel came a problem with the screen not restoring from suspend. I had a thread going about this on Fedora Forums and had been following a bugzilla report. However, I now believe the problem is in how xfce4-power-manager handles restore.
If I use the power manager settings and have the option on the Extended tab for "Lock screen on suspend" checked, this problem shows up. I was looking at this and unchecked the option, and the system now resumes and restores the screen display properly upon resume from suspend.
I tried this with both the stock open-source radeon driver and the AMD Catalyst driver.
I do not know what changed between the 3.14 and 3.15 kernels that caused this problem to manifest. I'm also not sure if xscreensaver has anything to do with this. I do not have power management enabled there.