But this is not optimal. When UPower
would invoke pm-utils, I could tell systemd to
ignore Lid switch, sleep and power buttons and,
after configuring xfce4-power-manager to suspend
on each of those actions, the system would suspend
just fine.
Now, nothing happens even after telling
systemd to suspend on power and sleep button press
and lid close. I have set xfce4-power-manager to
do nothing on those events, but even when instructing
it to suspend, the result was the same - no suspend.
I guess I am confused on how this is
_supposed_ work after the UPower / xfce4-power-manager
updates.
1. Is 'Suspend' supposed to be selectable on
the user menu (right above shutdown)? It is not, it
is greyed out.
2. What method is currently available to XFCE4 users
to suspend the system other than su to root and
doing 'pm-suspend' or 'systemctl suspend'?
3. What are the settings for xfce-power-manager
and logind.conf that should enable suspend on
lid close, power button press and sleep button press?
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