> I don't use tpb. Since running input-events no longer makes any
> difference, I cannot test whether it was really xfpm that put the laptop
> to sleep those two times. Sorry.
I guess that xfpm had crashed or stopped working, and that the
/etc/acpi/sleep.sh script was responsible for putting the laptop to
sleep. I have tested that script before: when it detects a running power
manager it exits without doing anything; when it fails to detect a
running power manager it puts the laptop to sleep.
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