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Thread: Close Laptop Lid Confiuration. How?

  1. #1
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    Close Laptop Lid Confiuration. How?

    Hi,

    Using Lubuntu 10.10. When I close my Laptop (pull the screen/lid down to close it) it goes into a standby mode where I must press my now blinking on/off button to restart it.

    I want to have it so my laptop stays on. The screen by default will probably turn off (that seems hardwired into the hardware) but other than that I want control over this.

    Most flavors of Unbuntu easily have control over this by GUI menus but I don't see any way in Lubuntu. Is there a way?

    Thanks

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    Re: Close Laptop Lid Confiuration. How?

    Left click the battery icon and select properties. It's just gnome-power-manager
    There's no place like ~/

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    Re: Close Laptop Lid Confiuration. How?

    Unfortunately Lubuntu does not use Gnome AFAIK.

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    Re: Close Laptop Lid Confiuration. How?

    It uses the gnome-power-manager. I know, because I have it open in front of me
    There's no place like ~/

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    Re: Close Laptop Lid Confiuration. How?

    menu/preferences/desktop session settings/automatically started applications/
    check (enable) Power Manager / OK
    Reboot
    On Lubuntu Lucid 10.04 there are no working shortcuts to open gnome-power-preferences or gnome-power-statistics
    Start gnome-power-preferences from lxterminal or menu/run
    General tab, tick Always display an icon
    The applet will appear next to the network manager in the system tray area of lxpanel. Clicking the icon will open gnome-power-preferences.
    AC Power tab/Actions/When laptop lid is closed
    Menu Shortcuts:
    There is a /usr/share/applications/gnome-power-preferences.desktop
    Comment out this line:
    #OnlyShowIn=GNOME;XFCE:
    menu/Preferences/Power Management appears
    To make gnome-power-statistics.desktop just copy/rename gnome-power-preferences.desktop
    Edit EXEC=gnome-power-statistics and Name=Power Statistics
    menu/Preferences/Power Statistics

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