[Bug 1839544] Re: power setting "display off" maximum is 15 minutes, used to have several hour increment values

2019-10-02 Thread Sebastien Bacher
Thank you for your bug report, could you report the bug upstream to the people 
writting the software?
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/issues

** Changed in: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
   Importance: Undecided => Low

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  power setting "display off" maximum is 15 minutes, used to have
  several hour increment values

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[Bug 1839544] Re: power setting "display off" maximum is 15 minutes, used to have several hour increment values

2019-08-28 Thread Bill Turner, wb4alm
This should be a very simple thing to fix. And if I knew "C" I would fix it 
myself.
but I don't, my knowledge base is in many other computer programming languages 
that date all the way back to the 1960's. While I still program computers, 
now-a-days they are primarily a tool to be used in solving other problems...


In my opinion, the best long term fix would be to provide a "[ ] other" box 
with a way to allow entering the actual idle time desired -- then a user can 
set it to what ever their circumstances dictates.

unfortunately, The concept of "keyboard idle" is not necessarily the
best indication of an "unattended terminal". and the futuristic concept
of tracking eyeball movements to see if anybody is actually looking at
the screen, would probably not be acceptable to most humans.


"15 min" of no keyboard/mouse movement is too short a time period, especially 
when the screen is being used to display reference material.

"never" is too long, especially when you need to keep user specific
background processes running - or I would simply logoff and log back on
later.

(One would hope that the user selectable "idle time" values are being
translated internally to some form of seconds or minutes, and that they
are not simply used to set a series of "bit switches", thus my
suggestion to provide a text entry box.)

I would also like to suggest that most folks use a computer to solve
real world problems, and that computers exist primarily as a tool to be
used, and not just as just programming exercises

Thank you.


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