On Monday 14 July 2014 22:01:03 Rainer Dorsch wrote:
> my scripts in the /etc/pm/sleep.d are not executed anymore when running KDE
> sleep. When running pm-suspend from the cmd line the problem is not there.
> Does anybody know if KDE does not use pm-utils anymore for suspend and
> resume for some reason?
I've reinstalled pm-utils, but I still don't have any scripts in /etc/pm/* .
Do you know how you got them?
Hibernate does not work at all on my machine anymore.
Suspend does work when using the free nouveau drivers, but not properly
with the proprietary nvidia drivers (from the nvidia-driver package).
With the nvidia drivers my desktop isn't painted correctly anymore and all I
can do is press ('blindly') "Alt+F5 -> Alt+l -> 3x arrow up -> Enter"
(Ctl+Alt+Backspace seems to work too) to log out at which point I can log back
in again (and then it works).
So all I'm really saying is that hibernate and suspend don't work properly on
my KDE system (haven't tried another DE, no plans either) and haven't for
(quite) some time.
I'm using Sid.
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