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--- Urs Beyerle <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> There are some commands, all starting with pm- (pm=PowerManagment):
> pm-hibernate
> pm-powersave
> pm-restart
> pm-shutdown
> pm-suspend
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> Further, in the KDE Panel you should see the Klaptop icon (near lower
> right corner of the taskbar. It is either a battery, if you are on
> battery, or a plug). Right click on this icon and you get a menu with
> "Lock & Suspend" "Suspend" "Lock & Hibernate" and "Hibernate".
>
> In the KDE Control Center: KDE -> Control Center -> Power Control ->
> Laptop Battery. You can configure Klaptop.
KLaptop?! Yo're right, it was there in SL5 Beta, but it seems it's missing
from what I've installed! (I am _not_ near it now, it's from my memory...)
I guess I performed an incomplete KDE installation after the initial GNOME
LiveCD install :(( I should try `yum provides klaptop' or smth.
And I forgot I should have it, because I saw on a StartCom EL5 desktop
installation that KLaptop was somehow not there.
Anyway, I forgot about KLaptop, now that everybody uses either KPowersave, or
the "KDE guidance power manager" (or whatever its name is).
Thanks!
R-C
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