I had been ask for GNOME 3 Power manage setting question.
For power button with hiber nate.
I feel good the GNOME 3 Desktop. So I didn't spend much time to learn it.
I use gnome-tweak-tool when openSUSE 11.3 with GNOME 3.
But there was some bug when I used it.
GNOME 3 is simple and good now.
And the power manage setting is also simple now.
Like this ..
It doesn't like the traditional way to set button behavior. For example, button-power, button-sleep.
I use search engine to search the resolve. Somebody use XFCE package to resolve this problem.
But I think that is not gnome package and official method to resolve it.
I find a package to resolve the problem.
That is dconf-editor package. ( Simple key-based configuration system -- Graphical Editor)
I use openSUSE, so I use zypper to check it.
# zypper search dconf
S | Name | Summary | Type
--+-------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------+--------
i | dconf | Simple key-based configuration system | package
| dconf-devel | Simple key-based configuration system -- Development Files | package
| dconf-editor | Simple key-based configuration system -- Graphical Editor | package
It's not install by default. So I use zypper to install it.
# zypper install dconf-editor
Setting power manage setting is very simple.
run dconf-editor command
#dconf-editor
Just click the setting you want to set.
You also could use gsettings command to set it.
For example
enjoy it ~~
For power button with hiber nate.
I feel good the GNOME 3 Desktop. So I didn't spend much time to learn it.
I use gnome-tweak-tool when openSUSE 11.3 with GNOME 3.
But there was some bug when I used it.
GNOME 3 is simple and good now.
And the power manage setting is also simple now.
Like this ..
It doesn't like the traditional way to set button behavior. For example, button-power, button-sleep.
I use search engine to search the resolve. Somebody use XFCE package to resolve this problem.
But I think that is not gnome package and official method to resolve it.
I find a package to resolve the problem.
That is dconf-editor package. ( Simple key-based configuration system -- Graphical Editor)
I use openSUSE, so I use zypper to check it.
# zypper search dconf
S | Name | Summary | Type
--+-------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------+--------
i | dconf | Simple key-based configuration system | package
| dconf-devel | Simple key-based configuration system -- Development Files | package
| dconf-editor | Simple key-based configuration system -- Graphical Editor | package
It's not install by default. So I use zypper to install it.
# zypper install dconf-editor
Setting power manage setting is very simple.
run dconf-editor command
#dconf-editor
Extend org --> gnome --> setting-daemon --> plugins --> power
And you will see some setting there.
Just click the setting you want to set.
You also could use gsettings command to set it.
For example
#gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.power button-power shutdown
enjoy it ~~