On Fri, 2010-11-26 at 11:48 +0100, Michael Meskes wrote: > I checked that and tried exactly those steps with gdm3 instead of gdm though. > Yes, the power button doesn't work anymore after loggin off, but the reason > was > not a bug in one of the scripts but gnome-power-manager which was still > running > albeit under a different user. I have no idea why this happens, but as far as > acpi-support is concerned the behaviour seems to be correct. > > Are you sure that gnome-power-manager is no longer running? That means did > you check via ps?
Checked it again, and indeed it was running,.. nut sure why I haven't seen it last time (I did ps),... Nevertheless, this one is invoked by gdm3 itself, so I guess it's simply not really possible to use gnome-power-manager to check whether one is logged on or not... (it might not be installed anyway). Cheers, Chris.
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