Suspend laptop when closing lid in Kubuntu 18.04
When I close the lid nothing happens in Kubuntu 18.04 and I see no option in Power settings regarding this.
kubuntu suspend power-management 18.04 lid
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When I close the lid nothing happens in Kubuntu 18.04 and I see no option in Power settings regarding this.
kubuntu suspend power-management 18.04 lid
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When I close the lid nothing happens in Kubuntu 18.04 and I see no option in Power settings regarding this.
kubuntu suspend power-management 18.04 lid
When I close the lid nothing happens in Kubuntu 18.04 and I see no option in Power settings regarding this.
kubuntu suspend power-management 18.04 lid
kubuntu suspend power-management 18.04 lid
edited May 3 '18 at 18:54
Hee Jin
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asked May 3 '18 at 15:59
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In System Settings > Power Management > Energy Saving > Button Event Handling > When laptop lid closed
, change Do nothing
to Suspend
from the dropdown.
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There are two ways to achieve the desired result.
- Per
Energy Saving
tab: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
.
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In System Settings > Power Management > Energy Saving > Button Event Handling > When laptop lid closed
, change Do nothing
to Suspend
from the dropdown.
add a comment |
In System Settings > Power Management > Energy Saving > Button Event Handling > When laptop lid closed
, change Do nothing
to Suspend
from the dropdown.
add a comment |
In System Settings > Power Management > Energy Saving > Button Event Handling > When laptop lid closed
, change Do nothing
to Suspend
from the dropdown.
In System Settings > Power Management > Energy Saving > Button Event Handling > When laptop lid closed
, change Do nothing
to Suspend
from the dropdown.
edited May 6 '18 at 12:43
answered May 3 '18 at 16:06
DK BoseDK Bose
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There are two ways to achieve the desired result.
- Per
Energy Saving
tab: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
.
add a comment |
There are two ways to achieve the desired result.
- Per
Energy Saving
tab: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
.
add a comment |
There are two ways to achieve the desired result.
- Per
Energy Saving
tab: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
.
There are two ways to achieve the desired result.
- Per
Energy Saving
tab: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
.
answered Jan 22 at 11:17
OdisseyRVOdisseyRV
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