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Am 21.03.2010 09:46, schrieb Mick: |
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> On Saturday 20 March 2010 15:16:57 ich bins wrote: |
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>> Am 20.03.2010 11:21, schrieb Mick: |
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>>> Hi All, |
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>>> I want to map a OEM keyboard button to suspend the PC to RAM, but I am |
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>>> not sure which command KDE4 is using in its menu for suspending to RAM. |
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>>> I assume that I will be able to map this button to the command in |
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>>> question and I wouldn't need to elevate privileges, enter passwds, or the |
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>>> like, because when I select it from the KDE menu it just runs. |
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>> in the shortcuts section you have to define a new dbus-call |
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>> org.kde.kded |
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>> /modules/powerdevil |
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>> suspend |
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> Hmm ... this is weird: |
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> I set up Trigger as Sleep and populated the Action fields as you suggested in |
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> the Input Actions in SystemSettings. If I click on the Call button under the |
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> Action fields, the machine goes to sleep. If I use the keyboard Sleep button |
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> it does not. How do I troubleshoot this? |
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have you populated the Xf86Sleep-button (or which you re using) with the |
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action? Is the key you re using known by KDE ? which KDE version you re |
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using? |
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