Jeremy Katz wrote:
There were items in properties where you could adjust the actions
taken for certain situations like closing the display lid. I
selected for the action for closing the lid to do nothing. I really
don't use the hibernate or suspend feature myself. I still however
would like to be able to disable or enable the way power management
works on my laptop in a fairly intuitive manner. I would not know
now as to how to adjust the actions if I changed my mind or if
something was changed in my configuration because of an update.
This is still there for me. Has hal crashed (since in that case, it
would probably not show things). Alternately, are you running the
newest SELinux policy (which has fixes for changes in how HAL works)
You were correct that HAL was DOA. I changed to permissive and started
haldaemon and checked properties again. The choices were once again
visible. (minus the hibernate/suspend menu.)
Suspend has moved to the system menu,
I don't see the selection on the menu. I see lock screen, logout
and shutdown.
Have you logged out since upgrading to gnome-panel-2.13.90-3 or
later?
I logged out, switched to kde and then back to gnome. I still do not see
the suspend option. I will forcibly kill the server and see if a respawn
shows the suspend choice afterwards.
and hibernate is gone I do believe
because it is quite broken on a lot of systems currently.
Hibernate is broken on my system also. It does no noticeable damage
with the short cycling back to a live system again. Suspend on the
other hand results in an unstable system and an fsck on reboot.
Hibernate should be fixed in the 1955 kernel tomorrow (which will
also be in test3)
Great news! Thanks!
Jeremy
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