On 10:11 Mon 09 Nov , green wrote: > > I use sleepd for that. Thank you very much. That works nicely. I need to play with it to get the right behaviour.
Here is how it works on my ibook G4 running sid. There are 2 packages which work in synergy. there is 1. pbbuttonsd provides the daemon which controls the powersave routines. I see that there is a directory /etc/power/ controlled by the pbbuttonsd daemon which controls the settings but the main configuration file seems to be in /etc/pbbuttons.conf 2. powerprefs provides a gui to control it there is a nice gtk gui to set the policies for suspend to ram and batttery and dimming of the monitor and EMA (emergency action on low battery). the web site for both packages is pbbuttons.berlios.de by matthias grimm. ---------- now for an amd/intel processor with acpi we can use pm-utils (pm-powersave pm-hibernate pm-suspend), which i guess must be setup to run with a daemon such as sleepd. It would be nice to have a nice directory and control structure such as set up by pbbuttonsd. Although he hints that powerprefs gui can be used for other than powerpc, i dont see any debian packages for using powerprefs gui with the 386 processor. Not that the gui is so very important to us debianers. :). Mitchell -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
