Doing xset dpms off on shutdown
Hi folks,
I finally got my APM working properly, I created a custom kernel based
on Debian's config and kernel-source rather than downloading Linus'
tree.
A minor thing, though, I want to do
xset dpms off
when I shut down the system. When the machine is down, the screen will
go into standby, but I might as well tell it to go off (not that it
seems to make a difference, but what do I know... :-) ).
How would I do that?
(I looked at the /etc/rc6.d/-files, but I don't know what to make of it,
especially since the last of them is reboot, and it shouldn't shut down
on reboot)
Perhaps this is an idea for a default setup of xbase-clients? Should I
file a wishlist bug for it?
Best,
Kjetil
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