I think that is still the case on 14.10 daily. I would suspect either upower or systemd (it's blurry IIRC as systemd wants to handle suspend stuff nowadays AFAIK).
Thanks ZK On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 2:43 PM, Jo-Erlend Schinstad < [email protected]> wrote: > A friend of mine recently discovered a small bug on her laptop running > Ubuntu 13.10. I suspect it's still there in 14.04 although I haven't been > able to test it for myself. (My laptop screen is dead – again) Since I > don't know exactly which package to file against, I thought I'd explain it > here. > > In System Settings, we're able to configure what happens when you close > the lid on your laptop, based on whether you're connected to a power source > or running on battery. I had configured it so that nothing happens when you > close the lid while connected, but that it should suspend when running on > battery. However, when you're connected, close the lid and then disconnect > the power source, it seems this setting is not checked again. The computer > keeps running, draining the battery – and, can of course, be harmful to the > harddisk. > > I would've expected that when you disconnect from the power source while > the laptop is running with the lid closed, the setting would be checked and > if set to suspend, it would – just as if you had opened the lid, > disconnected the power cord and then closed the lid. > > Can someone with a working laptop check if this is still the case in newer > versions? And if so, which package does the bug report belong to? > > Thanks > > Jo-Erlend Schinstad > > -- > ubuntu-desktop mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-desktop > >
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