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>> Most of annoying I get with lucid is wrong "critical battery" message
>> from gpm when unplug AC-cable with charged battery.
> It's a bug that should be report for gnome-power-manager.
There are several bugs already in launchpad.
Workaround is turn off time policy:
gconftool-2 --t
Le jeudi 04 mars 2010 à 12:26 +0300, Konstantin Lavrov a écrit :
> > What kind of problem do you have ? For me it's the contrary, gpm works
> > better than xfce-power-manager.
> Most of annoying I get with lucid is wrong "critical battery" message
> from gpm when unplug AC-cable with charged batter
>
> It is all I can say about.
>
OK. Further testing of xfce-power-manager disappoints me:
1) No reaction on BUTTON_SLEEP, BUTTON_HIBERNATE and BUTTON_POWER_OFF.
2) it seems no properly working without gpm installed.
Sorry for bother you all.
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> What kind of problem do you have ? For me it's the contrary, gpm works
> better than xfce-power-manager.
Most of annoying I get with lucid is wrong "critical battery" message
from gpm when unplug AC-cable with charged battery.
Though it probably upower issue or "hardware related" - xfpm do not
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Another thing I'd remove is the command install suggestions from the
bash. I think it's an standalone package and freezes CPU a lot.
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Le mercredi 03 mars 2010 à 17:18 +0300, Konstantin Lavrov a écrit :
> Hello, all
>
> Though it is not only lubuntu related I've experienced different
> problems with gnome-power-manager on my netbook since 9.04 release.
>
> And even in lucid A3 i need to killall gnome-power-manager and use
> xfce
Hello, all
Though it is not only lubuntu related I've experienced different
problems with gnome-power-manager on my netbook since 9.04 release.
And even in lucid A3 i need to killall gnome-power-manager and use
xfce4-power-manager instead.
Even new version of xfpm that I've just tested (0.9.90)
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