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No function keys for sleep and
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No function keys for sleep and hibernation in Kubuntu on
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No function keys for sleep and hibernation in Kubuntu on Thinkpad
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As at least some people are using my script (comment #22), I gave it a
quick update for Karmic or rather KDE 4.4. Now the used dbus path should
be all valid once more and all claimed buttons do what they are supposed
to.
** Attachment added: softkeys.py
Same annoying problem on a Lenovo X301 in Kubuntu 9.10. The script
attached by T. Falck (#22) works perfectly, so why hasn't that
functionality been properly integrated yet?
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I can confirm this with a T500 on Karmic.
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I'm using a Lenovo T400s and have the same problems with KDE4.3 on
Jaunty. Neither Fn+F4 nor Fn+F12 works. Under Gnome everything is fine.
I prefer KDE and these bug is a very annoying thing. It would be very,
very nice if it gets fixed. Please.
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Although I should not HAVE to, I did add the two files (above link) to
get fn+F4 and fn+F12 to work:
/etc/acpi/events/ibm-sleepbtn
event=ibm/hotkey HKEY 0080 1004
action=/etc/acpi/sleep.sh force
/etc/acpi/events/ibm-hibernatebtn
event=ibm/hotkey HKEY 0080
My reference to the hibernate hotkey is incorrect, it would be whatever
acpi_listen would output. I have it disabled because I don't have a
swapspace (using an SSD).
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This is still an issue in Karmic alpha 5
the softkeys.py don't seem to work for me in (fresh install)
I notice that in /etc/acpi/events: There is not a single reference to
the ibm functions (i.e. in debian, ibm-sleepbtn and ibm-hibernatebtn.
How annoying is that?
I am going to try to manually
Putting the attached script in .kde/Autostart (or just running it
manually) activates most of the missing hotkeys on my thinkpad. In
particular it supports
* lock screen
* suspend
* hibernate
* toggle screen
* undock
* battery information
I have used the script for a month now and for me it
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** Also affects: kdebase via
http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=181444
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
** Changed in: acpi
Importance: Unknown = Undecided
Bugwatch: KDE Bug Tracking System #181444 = None
Status: Confirmed = New
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Status:
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Jonathan: In Intrepid, should guidance-power-manager not be a dependency
of kubuntu-desktop?
With the latest acpid update of today I no longer see repeated suspends
under Jaunty KDE+kpowersave. Instead kpowersave reports an error -1
after resume.
powerdevil still does not respond to XF86Sleep
Since some may prefer to use other power managers, a hard dependency on
g-p-m is not required. Recommends get pulled in to the live cd, and are
installed by default.
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Jaunty again: installed kpowersave, it responds to fn-f4 and suspends.
On resume it reports a suspend error -1 that wasn't present with
Intrepid. But at least it sees the key press event and suspends.
lsof shows me that kded4 and krunner have loaded
/usr/lib/kde4/kded_powerdevil.so
Jaunty+kpowersave also suspends immediately after resume (same as
Intrepid+kpowersave).
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Bug 306310 appears to be the same suspend after resume bug assigned to
gnome-power-manager. Obviously this is not the case for KDE but both may
have a common cause.
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This is still broken in Jaunty.
fn-f4 and fn-f12 do not work.
Tested using Thinkpad T42p, Kubuntu alpha 3 live CD and Jaunty with
updates as of 20080130.
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Just to confirm: The Jaunty testing was done with a complete install.
Both the live CD and new install are broken.
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I don't see that, but I do see something odd - using fn-f4 suspends, and
then on restart it will suspend again (!), and then the next restart
will be fine. Probably the event is now getting delivered and handled
twice due to some changes somewhere... Suspend to RAM from the start
menu works as
I tried installing kpowersave to work around this issue and it exhibited
the following characteristics. While Fn-4 will sleep after a clean boot,
after a resume from sleep, it no longer does so.
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guidance-power-manager isn't a dependency of kubuntu-desktop?
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Confirmed, this is mostly a duplicate of 198214, but 198214 is a bug of
acpi-support which is intended to be deprecated for Ubuntu 9.04. It
seems to me that kpowersave should be a dependency or recommendation of
kubuntu-desktop, is there a reason this isn't the case?
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We use guidance-power-manager in Intrepid and are going to use
Powerdevil from upstream in KDE for 9.04.
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This is the same as bug #198214 except this bug is for KDE desktop
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Looks like Xorg is dropped the event. Installing kpowersave fixed this
issue for me. Also see
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hal/+bug/267682
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Installing kpowersave indeed fixes this issue concerning Fn-F12
(hibernation) and Fn-F4 (sleep). It would be cool to make them work
without such workarounds.
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