I had something similar happen to me, repeatedly, recently; after the screen saver kicked in (goes blank) I would have to reboot the system. Hunting about (I do not remember exactly how I stumbled upon it) it was due to firefox (org.mozilla.firefox) inhibiting the power manager. I could click on the (Xfce) Power Management Plugin and see: org.mozilla.firefox is currently Inhibiting power manager I take it that when firefox is in fullscreen mode (looking at firefox playing video fullscreen) it issues a message to the GDBus? to inhibit the power manager from kicking in. I think if I kill firefox before it can issue the cancel message, the power manager is still inhibited. I am now very careful about when I kill firefox (Also, I do not let firefox simple run when I am not using the computer because it tend to eat up memory...). I tried to use d-spy to artificially send a cancel message, but when I tried that, it really froze my system. Any way, maybe its something to look at. On 15/11/24 13:52, Robert McBroom via users wrote:
similar to earlier thread. System goes blank and does not resume from wherever. Using LXDE and have set all the suspend, etc. options I can find to never. I can access the system from firefox on another machine and open a terminal. Is there a command that will restart the graphical display? I've used pkill -u "user" to drop back to the display-manager but really want to get to the session as operable or to have it never go into stasis.
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