11 Mar
2024
11 Mar
'24
11:29 a.m.
Op zondag 10 maart 2024, schreef Michele Calgaro via tde-users:
This does indeed remove the freeze button as well. Exactly what I was looking
for in the first place. I never wanted to disable it system wide perse, but
so far had not found another way of doing it.
Thanks
So my question
is:
a) does Trinity have a native way to remove these
suspend/hybernate/freeze/aso options?
Hi Rody,
sorry for the late answer, I kept forgetting to write to you.
Create the file ~/.trinity/share/config/power-managerrc and put the
following two lines inside:
disableSuspend=true
disableHibernate=true
This will do the trick. At the moment there is no GUI option to set those
values, so you have to edit the file manually. Cheers
Michele