Thanks for checking, Jeenu. Over the next few weeks we will be doing
several changes to gnome-power-manager and devicekit-power. We'll have
to work on improving this in Karmic since it may be impossible to
backport the significant changes in GPM into Jaunty.

On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 10:34 PM, Jeenu V<[email protected]> wrote:
> I tried to reproduce this bug with Alpha release 2 of Karmic Koala (live
> CD). However, this behave differently then. The display never shuts down
> if I were to boot it from CD. If I press Ctrl+Alt+L, display simply goes
> blank (with background lit), and never shuts off. As stupid as it might
> sound, I changed the passwd to check if pretending to be a "real" user
> makes a difference; but it didn't! So I guess I won't be able to
> reproduce it with live CD.
>
> As an aside, I noticed this behavior with Jaunty installation: I mostly
> use my laptop under my login (jeenu). However, I have another login for
> friends (guest). If it so happens that I do a "switch user" from jeenu
> to guest, then:
>
> * The LCD brightness is reset to maximum, no matter what preference is set in 
> guest login. Also, it never comes back to default level, even if I switch 
> back to jeenu - I've to crank it down manually (well, it does sometimes, but 
> rarely)
> * Even if display were to sleep (either by timeout or by manually locking 
> screen), it never shuts off! It just goes blank, with background lit.
>
> I think all these are related. I'm glad to provide you with any logs
> that you might require - please let me know.
>
> --
> Display wakes up bright on power loss, and doesn't go off
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/377166
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>
> Status in “gnome-power-manager” package in Ubuntu: Incomplete
>
> Bug description:
> This problem is observed on my laptop, Dell Inspiron 6400 running Ubuntu 
> (Jaunty at present, but was there for previous releases too).
>
> Steps to reproduce this: Lock the laptop by pressing Ctrl+Alt+L. Display goes 
> to sleep after some time, leaving it blank and black. Now witch the power 
> off, or plug the power cord out. LCD display suddenly wakes up showing the 
> password entry dialog, as if I pressed a key or clicked the mouse. Display, 
> then wouldn't shutdown (i.e. goes off), until I press ESC and thus quitting 
> the password entry dialog.
>
> The problem, here, is that display stays bright even after power loss, there 
> by draining the battery quite fast.
>

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