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stormfinger
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sleep mode

#1 Post by stormfinger »

hi

while i understand need for saving energy consumption.. i find awkward that my desktop goes to sleep in some short interval. i browsed around and i didn't find any intuitive way to change that interval also i like to use my computer as radio and it would be nice if my system would check internet flow before it goes to sleep not just mouse movement or key press.or how can i disable this?

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4i4obengy
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#2 Post by 4i4obengy »

Yes, I am also interested in the same problem

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#3 Post by Jerry3904 »

If you are talking about MX Linux Xfce (and not KDE or Fluxbox), you can control that in Xfce's Settings Manager > Power Manager by setting the sliders to "Never." There's a Help button.
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#4 Post by 4i4obengy »

I'm with KDE. In the settings it says not to turn off the display, but it still turns it off at the 5 minute.

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#5 Post by richb »

Have you unticked Power Saving > Energy Saving > Screen Energy Saving in System Settings? Also Suspend Session should be unticked.
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4i4obengy
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#6 Post by 4i4obengy »

Everything is turned off in the settings to not turn off the screen and still the screen turns off after 5 minutes

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#7 Post by Charlie Brown »

Checked the other tabs, too? https://userbase.kde.org/images.userbas ... Devil1.png (On battery etc.)

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#8 Post by 4i4obengy »

Installing the video card drivers solved the problem. ChatGPT helped me! :)

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#9 Post by jonnken »

on our MXlinux computer setup with an LCD TV screen for evening YouTube viewing, that screen goes off at about ten minutes even with a live video running. And nothing in MX settings changes that, I think it is something on the TV screen, but I've not been able to find a setting on the TV to change or why.
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#10 Post by stormfinger »

thank you im on KDE and found power savings.. had bit trouble since i have slovenian localization since power savings is not root option or in menu and there are alot of options to check. but found it and changed it :) thank you again for the tip :)

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