This is happening for me running Kubuntu gutsy (with Feisty kernel) on a
Dell Inspiron 1521. This seems related to Bug #107399. I think it's
more likely an X, or X-driver problem. I'm using fglrx
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Pressing multimedia buttons on laptop with lid closed should not turn on screen
https://bugs.la
gnome-screensaver should query the lid status before disabling itself
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: gnome-power-manager => gnome-screensaver
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Pressing multimedia buttons on laptop with lid closed should not turn on screen
https://launchpad.net/bugs/44686
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de
I can confirm this with an Apple MacBook and remote control. Closing the
lid initiates DPMS Off, pressing buttons on the remote (mapped to
XF86Media* multimedia keys) causes DPMS on.
I agree it seems to be g-p-m, not gnome-screensaver, that's doing this.
All I could do to mitigate it is to set the
bug still relevant in 7.04 Feisty Fawn
don't think this is a screensaver problem as much as a power-management
problem. When I look at the Power History it shows that closing the lid
initiates DPMS Off but when pressing the multimedia buttons the computer
changes to DPMS On, turning on screen. o
gnome-screensaver should query the lid status before disabling itself
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: gnome-power-manager => gnome-screensaver
--
Pressing multimedia buttons on laptop with lid closed should not turn on screen
https://launchpad.net/bugs/44686
--
de
bug still relevant in 7.04 Feisty Fawn
don't think this is a screensaver problem as much as a power-management
problem. When I look at the Power History it shows that closing the lid
initiates DPMS Off but when pressing the multimedia buttons the computer
changes to DPMS On, turning on screen. o
This is happening for me running Kubuntu gutsy (with Feisty kernel) on a
Dell Inspiron 1521. This seems related to Bug #107399. I think it's
more likely an X, or X-driver problem. I'm using fglrx
--
Pressing multimedia buttons on laptop with lid closed should not turn on screen
https://bugs.la
I can confirm this with an Apple MacBook and remote control. Closing the
lid initiates DPMS Off, pressing buttons on the remote (mapped to
XF86Media* multimedia keys) causes DPMS on.
I agree it seems to be g-p-m, not gnome-screensaver, that's doing this.
All I could do to mitigate it is to set the
This is happening for me running Kubuntu gutsy (with Feisty kernel) on a
Dell Inspiron 1521. This seems related to Bug #107399. I think it's
more likely an X, or X-driver problem. I'm using fglrx
--
Pressing multimedia buttons on laptop with lid closed should not turn on screen
https://bugs.la
bug still relevant in 7.04 Feisty Fawn
don't think this is a screensaver problem as much as a power-management
problem. When I look at the Power History it shows that closing the lid
initiates DPMS Off but when pressing the multimedia buttons the computer
changes to DPMS On, turning on screen. o
I can confirm this with an Apple MacBook and remote control. Closing the
lid initiates DPMS Off, pressing buttons on the remote (mapped to
XF86Media* multimedia keys) causes DPMS on.
I agree it seems to be g-p-m, not gnome-screensaver, that's doing this.
All I could do to mitigate it is to set the
gnome-screensaver should query the lid status before disabling itself
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: gnome-power-manager => gnome-screensaver
--
Pressing multimedia buttons on laptop with lid closed should not turn on screen
https://launchpad.net/bugs/44686
--
de
This is happening for me running Kubuntu gutsy (with Feisty kernel) on a
Dell Inspiron 1521. This seems related to Bug #107399. I think it's
more likely an X, or X-driver problem. I'm using fglrx
--
Pressing multimedia buttons on laptop with lid closed should not turn on screen
https://bugs.la
I can confirm this with an Apple MacBook and remote control. Closing the
lid initiates DPMS Off, pressing buttons on the remote (mapped to
XF86Media* multimedia keys) causes DPMS on.
I agree it seems to be g-p-m, not gnome-screensaver, that's doing this.
All I could do to mitigate it is to set the
bug still relevant in 7.04 Feisty Fawn
don't think this is a screensaver problem as much as a power-management
problem. When I look at the Power History it shows that closing the lid
initiates DPMS Off but when pressing the multimedia buttons the computer
changes to DPMS On, turning on screen. o
gnome-screensaver should query the lid status before disabling itself
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: gnome-power-manager => gnome-screensaver
--
Pressing multimedia buttons on laptop with lid closed should not turn on screen
https://launchpad.net/bugs/44686
--
de
gnome-screensaver should query the lid status before disabling itself
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: gnome-power-manager => gnome-screensaver
--
Pressing multimedia buttons on laptop with lid closed should not turn on screen
https://launchpad.net/bugs/44686
--
de
This is happening for me running Kubuntu gutsy (with Feisty kernel) on a
Dell Inspiron 1521. This seems related to Bug #107399. I think it's
more likely an X, or X-driver problem. I'm using fglrx
--
Pressing multimedia buttons on laptop with lid closed should not turn on screen
https://bugs.la
I can confirm this with an Apple MacBook and remote control. Closing the
lid initiates DPMS Off, pressing buttons on the remote (mapped to
XF86Media* multimedia keys) causes DPMS on.
I agree it seems to be g-p-m, not gnome-screensaver, that's doing this.
All I could do to mitigate it is to set the
bug still relevant in 7.04 Feisty Fawn
don't think this is a screensaver problem as much as a power-management
problem. When I look at the Power History it shows that closing the lid
initiates DPMS Off but when pressing the multimedia buttons the computer
changes to DPMS On, turning on screen. o
gnome-screensaver should query the lid status before disabling itself
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: gnome-power-manager => gnome-screensaver
--
Pressing multimedia buttons on laptop with lid closed should not turn on screen
https://launchpad.net/bugs/44686
--
de
This is happening for me running Kubuntu gutsy (with Feisty kernel) on a
Dell Inspiron 1521. This seems related to Bug #107399. I think it's
more likely an X, or X-driver problem. I'm using fglrx
--
Pressing multimedia buttons on laptop with lid closed should not turn on screen
https://bugs.la
I can confirm this with an Apple MacBook and remote control. Closing the
lid initiates DPMS Off, pressing buttons on the remote (mapped to
XF86Media* multimedia keys) causes DPMS on.
I agree it seems to be g-p-m, not gnome-screensaver, that's doing this.
All I could do to mitigate it is to set the
bug still relevant in 7.04 Feisty Fawn
don't think this is a screensaver problem as much as a power-management
problem. When I look at the Power History it shows that closing the lid
initiates DPMS Off but when pressing the multimedia buttons the computer
changes to DPMS On, turning on screen. o
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