The work-around sort of works for me (changing Menu > Preferences >
Default Applications for LXsession > Power Manager: auto, to Power
Manager: Other: xfce4-power-manager, then Apply and Reboot).
But I found that it had to be applied *for each user*.
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And a further problem: I like to set the action for pressing the Power
button to Shutdown, but that option is not currently offered for either
of the two existing users.
When I first ran into this problem (encountering the "Power Manager is
not running" sort of prompt, and choosing Run), I found that sometimes
the Shutdown choice *was* offered, and I set it then for both users.
It seems that pressing the Power button usually produces a shutdown now,
but I think that at least on one occasion doing so in a session with the
second user produced the prompt that one would see when setting that
choice to Ask rather than Shutdown.
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And related: Federico, I note in a comment on Bug 1242452:
I was troubleshooting another Autostart problem (with SpiderOak online
backup) and was looking for Preferences-->Desktop Session Settings, but
find that it is not present.
My current assumption is that Preferences-->Default Applications for
LXSession somehow incorporates and replaces Desktop Session Settings,
but I have not figured out how to use it for that purpose yet.
Or its absence is also a bug.
This machine has a fresh full install of Saucy. Federico, did you
*upgrade* to Saucy and perhaps thereby preserve Desktop Session Settings?
[This behavior may deserve a separate thread.]
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I'll post separately about the SpiderOak problem, though it seems related.
On 10/28/2013 10:45 AM, Andre Rodovalho wrote:
Yes Federico, It was already enable actually...
I tried the Ali workaround too... I could normally boot with power
manager, I enabled the icon to be shown always to check that out...
2013/10/28 Federico Leoni <effe...@gmail.com <mailto:effe...@gmail.com>>
2013/10/28 Andre Rodovalho <andre.rodova...@gmail.com
<mailto:andre.rodova...@gmail.com>>:
> This workaround does not work for me. Maybe because I updated
from 13.04?
>
> I see no "Xfce4 Power Manager is not running, do you want to
launch it now?"
> message too...
>
> Reading I found that maybe blocking lidbtn action, handled by
acpi might
> solve the problem... and trying to find something like this for
Lubuntu I
> found this:
>
http://askubuntu.com/questions/363795/closing-laptop-lid-suspends-lubuntu-since-upgrade
>
> And works for me!
>
> Thanks!
>
Andre,
I didn't upgrade from 13.04, so I don't know if is related...
A stupid question: did you enable Power Manager on Desktop session
settings tool after the new configuration of default application for
lxsession?
And did you try the setting posted by Ali too?
On Facebook Group, this workaround has been posted:
Menu > Preferences > default application for LXsession > Power Manager
> Other > xfce4-power-manager > Apply > Reboot.
F.
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