Ok, what I have discovered so far: - when I put laptop_mode force invocation to Xstartup: "#! /bin/sh # Xstartup - run as root before session starts" DPMS settings are not applied, because who command, used in script, gives no results (log previously attached) - when I put "sudo laptop_mode force" invocation to Xsession: "#! /bin/sh # Xsession - run as user" DPMS settings are first applied correctly (debug messages indicate that 'set screen' has correct parameters), but then, after login, xset q displays wrong (unmodified) values.
So I still wonder - where is the correct place to put laptop_mode invocation when using kde (kdm), so that it would be available automatically for all users? As stated previously, it works when I put that invocation in one's files (not sure whether .bash* or ~/.kde*), but that would require modifying them for every user manually. Regards, Robert -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
