Re: [kde] creating a custom energy-saving mode

2014-05-18 Thread Kevin Krammer
On Saturday, 2014-05-17, 13:45:38, Jerome Yuzyk wrote:
 I have a desktop and a laptop that are configured pretty similar. When I'm
 at home I like to use VNC from the desktop to the laptop so I can use my
 desktop's keyboard and mouse.
 
 I prefer the laptop screen to be off, because it sits below my desktop's
 monitor and can be distracting. Mostly it stays off, until something
 triggers the screen-blackout to stop. I'm thinking I could use a custom
 power setting called VNC to just blank the screen after a minute of
 inactivity, but how?

That depends a bit on the version of the Plasma workspace that you are 
running.

The general entry point is Systemsettings - Power Management

Early versions had this feature as a separate profile handling systems, newer 
versions (I think 4.11 onwards) associate power settings with activities.

Cheers,
Kevin

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Re: [kde] creating a custom energy-saving mode

2014-05-18 Thread O.Sinclair
On Sunday 18 May 2014 9:20:01 AM Kevin Krammer wrote:
 On Saturday, 2014-05-17, 13:45:38, Jerome Yuzyk wrote:
  I have a desktop and a laptop that are configured pretty similar. When I'm
  at home I like to use VNC from the desktop to the laptop so I can use my
  desktop's keyboard and mouse.
  
  I prefer the laptop screen to be off, because it sits below my desktop's
  monitor and can be distracting. Mostly it stays off, until something
  triggers the screen-blackout to stop. I'm thinking I could use a custom
  power setting called VNC to just blank the screen after a minute of
  inactivity, but how?
 
 That depends a bit on the version of the Plasma workspace that you are
 running.
 
 The general entry point is Systemsettings - Power Management
 
 Early versions had this feature as a separate profile handling systems,
 newer versions (I think 4.11 onwards) associate power settings with
 activities.
 
 Cheers,
 Kevin
The Activities association is optional. However, the question to kill the 
screen regardless of session events I doubt you will find in powersaving 
settings as (I assume) the system will find keyboard inputs etc done via VNC 
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[kde] creating a custom energy-saving mode

2014-05-17 Thread Jerome Yuzyk


I have a desktop and a laptop that are configured pretty similar. When I'm 
at home I like to use VNC from the desktop to the laptop so I can use my 
desktop's keyboard and mouse.

I prefer the laptop screen to be off, because it sits below my desktop's 
monitor and can be distracting. Mostly it stays off, until something 
triggers the screen-blackout to stop. I'm thinking I could use a custom 
power setting called VNC to just blank the screen after a minute of 
inactivity, but how?


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