** Changed in: caffeine (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Incomplete
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Title:
multiple caffeinated processes: suspends after first completes
** Changed in: caffeine
Status: New => Incomplete
** Changed in: caffeine
Status: Incomplete => Opinion
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Title:
multiple
I'm the maintainer of caffeinate.
This shouldn't happen: caffeinate creates a separate window whose ID is
passed to xdg-screensaver on each invocation.
I had a look at caffeinate, and I can't see any faults in its logic (of
course, I welcome reports to the contrary!). In particular, I tested to
Ack, makes sense that this happens — the first caffeination apparently
enables the screensaver at its end, leading to a suspend. It should
probably do something like a non-binary lock counter, so that only when
the last process ends, caffeination ends.
** Also affects: caffeine
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