Description of problem: Laptop ACPI suspend does not work under KDE - KDE does not process the 'suspend' ACPI event, while gnome has a daemon processing it. There's no 'suspend' script in /etc/acpi/events Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 0.5.8.1 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. start a KDE session 2. do whatever key combination the laptop uses to produce a suspend ACPI event 3. Actual results: nothing Expected results: should hibernate or suspend the machine Additional info: gnome has a daemon processing suspend events. KDE does not, at least in my installation. Possible fix: $ cat /etc/acpi/events/sleep.conf event=button/sleep.* action=pm-suspend
Probably something you should talk to Fedora KDE people about, not something that is an issue with HAL. For the record, 1. I think SUSE and other distros are using kpowersave, but unsure, I don't use KDE, sorry 2. gnome-power-manager should work just fine under KDE Thanks.