Mitchell Laks wrote at 2009-11-09 23:40 -0600: > 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.
> 1. pbbuttonsd provides the daemon which controls the powersave routines. > 2. powerprefs provides a gui to control it I personally would use only pm-utils and sleepd and would configure anything else using /etc/acpi/battery.d and /etc/acpi/ac.d scripts, though I adjust backlight brightness manually because I often need full brightness in the sunshine when on battery. > 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. There is /etc/pm, which is for pm-utils. The README explains how it works. sleepd is independent from pm-utils, except that sleepd runs pm-suspend (by default) to suspend the system.
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