Kevin Fenzi wrote, On 04/02/2013 07:44 PM (EEST):
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Just guessing as I don't know much about XFCE, but thought it had
support for the systemd suspend method. So suggest checking the
systemd suspend configuration. XFCE should be able to tell systemd
to let XFCE fully when to suspend, maybe something is broken.
xfce4-power-manager inhibits systemd and does indeed handle those
events. So, the question here is what the Original poster had the pref
set to. ;) Note that this was fixed in an update, when f18 was
released, xfce4-power-manager did not inhibit systemd, so systemd
handled those things directly. This may be why a change in behavior was
seend.
It is one of he settings of the power options. Personally I make sure
it does not suspend.
This seems to be the case. I had to set the option to suspend in
xfce-power-manager. It is strange because when I opened a bug with
fedora 18, it was decided as won't fix and there was sugested to
configure systemd-logind... anyways so now laptop suspends but when I
open the lid, it first wakes up and then suspends again. I have to push
power button to wake it up for the second time.
Any idea why does that happen and how to fix? btw the machine is docked
while this happens.
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