How to modify event that occurs when a laptop is closed?
I have Acer Aspire laptop with Kubuntu 16.04 installed on it. (KDE dekstop).
Currently when I close laptop it goes into weird suspend mode. It is not possible to wake it up. Only way is to force reset.
I am looking for any way to modify event that occurs when a laptop is closed. Either via GUI or terminal.
16.04 kubuntu suspend kde laptop
asked Aug 19 '16 at 12:06
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I have Acer Aspire laptop with Kubuntu 16.04 installed on it. (KDE dekstop).
Currently when I close laptop it goes into weird suspend mode. It is not possible to wake it up. Only way is to force reset.
I am looking for any way to modify event that occurs when a laptop is closed. Either via GUI or terminal.
16.04 kubuntu suspend kde laptop
asked Aug 19 '16 at 12:06
KunokKunok
2643625
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I have Acer Aspire laptop with Kubuntu 16.04 installed on it. (KDE dekstop).
Currently when I close laptop it goes into weird suspend mode. It is not possible to wake it up. Only way is to force reset.
I am looking for any way to modify event that occurs when a laptop is closed. Either via GUI or terminal.
16.04 kubuntu suspend kde laptop
asked Aug 19 '16 at 12:06
KunokKunok
2643625
I have Acer Aspire laptop with Kubuntu 16.04 installed on it. (KDE dekstop).
Currently when I close laptop it goes into weird suspend mode. It is not possible to wake it up. Only way is to force reset.
I am looking for any way to modify event that occurs when a laptop is closed. Either via GUI or terminal.
16.04 kubuntu suspend kde laptop
16.04 kubuntu suspend kde laptop
asked Aug 19 '16 at 12:06
KunokKunok
2643625
asked Aug 19 '16 at 12:06
KunokKunok
2643625
edited Aug 19 '16 at 12:45
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asked Aug 19 '16 at 12:06
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There are two GUI ways to achieve the desired result.
Description
- Per
Energy Savingtab:System Settings>Power Management>Energy Saving>On AC Power(or another tab) >Button Event Handling>When laptop lid closed, and choose desired action. - Setting per KDE Activity:
System Settings>Power Management>Activity Settings> Your chosen Activity name, choose radio-buttonUse separate settings (advanced users only)and select the desired action inButton Event Handling>When laptop lid closed.
I would like to use Activity settings, because it allows to add more flexibility (of course, if you use different KDE Activities for different tasks).
Screenshots
Energy Saving tab
Activity settings
edited Jan 22 at 11:57
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There are two GUI ways to achieve the desired result.
Description
- Per
Energy Savingtab:System Settings>Power Management>Energy Saving>On AC Power(or another tab) >Button Event Handling>When laptop lid closed, and choose desired action. - Setting per KDE Activity:
System Settings>Power Management>Activity Settings> Your chosen Activity name, choose radio-buttonUse separate settings (advanced users only)and select the desired action inButton Event Handling>When laptop lid closed.
I would like to use Activity settings, because it allows to add more flexibility (of course, if you use different KDE Activities for different tasks).
Screenshots
Energy Saving tab
Activity settings
edited Jan 22 at 11:57
karel
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There are two GUI ways to achieve the desired result.
Description
- Per
Energy Savingtab:System Settings>Power Management>Energy Saving>On AC Power(or another tab) >Button Event Handling>When laptop lid closed, and choose desired action. - Setting per KDE Activity:
System Settings>Power Management>Activity Settings> Your chosen Activity name, choose radio-buttonUse separate settings (advanced users only)and select the desired action inButton Event Handling>When laptop lid closed.
I would like to use Activity settings, because it allows to add more flexibility (of course, if you use different KDE Activities for different tasks).
Screenshots
Energy Saving tab
Activity settings
edited Jan 22 at 11:57
karel
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answered Jan 22 at 11:31
OdisseyRVOdisseyRV
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There are two GUI ways to achieve the desired result.
Description
- Per
Energy Savingtab:System Settings>Power Management>Energy Saving>On AC Power(or another tab) >Button Event Handling>When laptop lid closed, and choose desired action. - Setting per KDE Activity:
System Settings>Power Management>Activity Settings> Your chosen Activity name, choose radio-buttonUse separate settings (advanced users only)and select the desired action inButton Event Handling>When laptop lid closed.
I would like to use Activity settings, because it allows to add more flexibility (of course, if you use different KDE Activities for different tasks).
Screenshots
Energy Saving tab
Activity settings
edited Jan 22 at 11:57
karel
59.2k13128150
answered Jan 22 at 11:31
OdisseyRVOdisseyRV
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There are two GUI ways to achieve the desired result.
Description
- Per
Energy Savingtab:System Settings>Power Management>Energy Saving>On AC Power(or another tab) >Button Event Handling>When laptop lid closed, and choose desired action. - Setting per KDE Activity:
System Settings>Power Management>Activity Settings> Your chosen Activity name, choose radio-buttonUse separate settings (advanced users only)and select the desired action inButton Event Handling>When laptop lid closed.
I would like to use Activity settings, because it allows to add more flexibility (of course, if you use different KDE Activities for different tasks).
Screenshots
Energy Saving tab
Activity settings
edited Jan 22 at 11:57
karel
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answered Jan 22 at 11:31
OdisseyRVOdisseyRV
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