On mer., 2012-03-28 at 15:57 +0200, Arian Sanusi wrote: > > By the way, how exactly did you setup xfpm? Especially, what is selected > > in “When laptop lid is closed” in both “on AC” and “On Battery” tabs, > > and is the checkbox “lock screen when going for suspend/hibernate” in > > “Extended” tab. > On AC: "when laptop lid is closed:" : "Lock Screen" > On Battery: "when laptop lid is closed:" : "Suspend"
And what about the extended tab? > > I also attached the corresponding part of xfce4-config. I guess it only > has the settings I changed from defaults, so that's these two plus > action on power button is set to ask for action. > > > Mhmh, by the way, when you close the lid, does the system go to sleep or > > not? > > It does so when it is configured for this, i.e. with the settings I have > now when AC power is unplugged. > > I permutated the 2x2 possibilities: > > AC Battery > Suspend works works > Lock not w not workign So when you ask to suspend, it suspends and lock, but when you only ask to lock, it only locks when no external monitor is plugged. Am I right? > > and for completeness: I'm using xscreensaver. > When I don't have the external monitor, the only thing changing in debug > output is: > > > TRACE[xfpm-manager.c:317] xfpm_manager_lid_changed_cb(): LID close event: > > ((XfpmLidTriggerAction) LID_TRIGGER_LOCK_SCREEN) > > xscreensaver-command: activating and locking. > > the xscreensaver-command is not there with 2 monitors. > Ok. -- Yves-Alexis
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