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Systemd - Overrides settings of Gnome-Power-Manager?

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https://bbs.archlinux.org – Did you disable it in /etc/systemd/logind.conf?  See man 5 logind.conf WonderWoofy https://bbs.archlinux.org/profile.php?id=60312 2012-10-08T23:39:48Z (HowTos)

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That is interesting indeed.  Are you a systemd user, or still sticking with sysv for now?  Handling the power button is actually the default I believe., but maybe it would be worth checking?  The relevent info is found in the logind.conf man page.

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2012-10-20T14:30:33Z

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WonderWoofy https://bbs.archlinux.org/profile.php?id=60312

2012-10-13T23:39:17Z

Thanks for your time, Wonderwoofy & brain0. Ultimately I think I was confused and misled by the news item's title using the name 'logind' instead of 'systemd-logind' or just 'systemd'. I thought I was dealing with something that was distinct from, yet somewhat dependent on, systemd.

As far as I know the logind.conf file does some basic handling of ACPI events. A DE like Gnome will handle ACPI events on its own. So using logind.conf with gnome might give conflicts. You should disable those options in logind.conf ( Normally when the line is in a comments it defaults to no ).

systemd - general problems 34 weeks 5 days ago

I know you stated that you installed yesterday, which likely means you are using systemd, but I just want to make sure.... you are using systemd right?

WonderWoofy https://bbs.archlinux.org/profile.php?id=60312

2012-10-18T20:23:24Z

try $ systemd-analyze && systemd-analyze blameto also see how long it takes the initramfs to load, add "timestamp" to the hooks in mkinitcpio.conf.

WonderWoofy https://bbs.archlinux.org/profile.php?id=60312

2012-10-01T23:16:22Z

I think it should do poweroff.  It has been a while since I've used it, but I seem to recall it doing that.  It may be that your logind session is inactive.

WonderWoofy https://bbs.archlinux.org/profile.php?id=60312

2013-04-01T01:14:28Z

Hi there!To my knowledge, those options were removed from gnome-settings, and from gnome-tweak-tool as well, because Gnome 3.8 no longer handles lid close behaviour. As far as I am aware of, you can work around this issue by modifying your logind.conf (/etc/systemd/logind.conf) to your needs instead. See comments 51 and 52 here.

systemd versus acpid 39 weeks 2 hours ago

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