Shut down my laptop when closed screen | linux mint tessa
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i use the last linux mint XFCE, i'd like my laptop to shut down when i close the screen. How can i achieve that ?
I've tried to uncomment and set HandleLidSwitch=poweroff in logind.conf i restarted the computer then.
I've also tried to set lid-close-ac-action & lid-close-battery-action to shutdown in dconf editor but nothing works.
linux-mint xfce shutdown
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i use the last linux mint XFCE, i'd like my laptop to shut down when i close the screen. How can i achieve that ?
I've tried to uncomment and set HandleLidSwitch=poweroff in logind.conf i restarted the computer then.
I've also tried to set lid-close-ac-action & lid-close-battery-action to shutdown in dconf editor but nothing works.
linux-mint xfce shutdown
asked Mar 6 at 13:31
user1758935user1758935
11
add a comment |
i use the last linux mint XFCE, i'd like my laptop to shut down when i close the screen. How can i achieve that ?
I've tried to uncomment and set HandleLidSwitch=poweroff in logind.conf i restarted the computer then.
I've also tried to set lid-close-ac-action & lid-close-battery-action to shutdown in dconf editor but nothing works.
linux-mint xfce shutdown
asked Mar 6 at 13:31
user1758935user1758935
11
i use the last linux mint XFCE, i'd like my laptop to shut down when i close the screen. How can i achieve that ?
I've tried to uncomment and set HandleLidSwitch=poweroff in logind.conf i restarted the computer then.
I've also tried to set lid-close-ac-action & lid-close-battery-action to shutdown in dconf editor but nothing works.
linux-mint xfce shutdown
linux-mint xfce shutdown
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asked Mar 6 at 13:31
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You need to edit the file /etc/systemd/logind.conf and change the following line to this:
HandleLidSwitch=poweroff
You will need to run systemctl restart systemd-logind.service or restart your laptop to enable the setting.
answered Mar 6 at 16:42
kemotepkemotep
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I did this already but it does not work, my laptop don't stop
– user1758935
Mar 6 at 18:06
@user1758935 this could be a bug with your hardware. I am seeing that some people have to take additional steps. Confirm that you havepm-utils,xfce4-power-manager, and edit your post to include all of your hardware. Make, Model, chipset, graphics, usb devices, etc.
– kemotep
Mar 6 at 18:22
After logind.conf edit, I had to re-change laptop lid behavior in xfce4-power-manager and then it worked.
– user1758935
Mar 8 at 11:48
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You need to edit the file /etc/systemd/logind.conf and change the following line to this:
HandleLidSwitch=poweroff
You will need to run systemctl restart systemd-logind.service or restart your laptop to enable the setting.
answered Mar 6 at 16:42
kemotepkemotep
2,6983823
I did this already but it does not work, my laptop don't stop
– user1758935
Mar 6 at 18:06
@user1758935 this could be a bug with your hardware. I am seeing that some people have to take additional steps. Confirm that you havepm-utils,xfce4-power-manager, and edit your post to include all of your hardware. Make, Model, chipset, graphics, usb devices, etc.
– kemotep
Mar 6 at 18:22
After logind.conf edit, I had to re-change laptop lid behavior in xfce4-power-manager and then it worked.
– user1758935
Mar 8 at 11:48
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You need to edit the file /etc/systemd/logind.conf and change the following line to this:
HandleLidSwitch=poweroff
You will need to run systemctl restart systemd-logind.service or restart your laptop to enable the setting.
answered Mar 6 at 16:42
kemotepkemotep
2,6983823
I did this already but it does not work, my laptop don't stop
– user1758935
Mar 6 at 18:06
@user1758935 this could be a bug with your hardware. I am seeing that some people have to take additional steps. Confirm that you havepm-utils,xfce4-power-manager, and edit your post to include all of your hardware. Make, Model, chipset, graphics, usb devices, etc.
– kemotep
Mar 6 at 18:22
After logind.conf edit, I had to re-change laptop lid behavior in xfce4-power-manager and then it worked.
– user1758935
Mar 8 at 11:48
add a comment |
You need to edit the file /etc/systemd/logind.conf and change the following line to this:
HandleLidSwitch=poweroff
You will need to run systemctl restart systemd-logind.service or restart your laptop to enable the setting.
answered Mar 6 at 16:42
kemotepkemotep
2,6983823
You need to edit the file /etc/systemd/logind.conf and change the following line to this:
HandleLidSwitch=poweroff
You will need to run systemctl restart systemd-logind.service or restart your laptop to enable the setting.
answered Mar 6 at 16:42
kemotepkemotep
2,6983823
answered Mar 6 at 16:42
kemotepkemotep
2,6983823
answered Mar 6 at 16:42
kemotepkemotep
2,6983823
answered Mar 6 at 16:42
kemotepkemotep
2,6983823
2,6983823
I did this already but it does not work, my laptop don't stop
– user1758935
Mar 6 at 18:06
@user1758935 this could be a bug with your hardware. I am seeing that some people have to take additional steps. Confirm that you havepm-utils,xfce4-power-manager, and edit your post to include all of your hardware. Make, Model, chipset, graphics, usb devices, etc.
– kemotep
Mar 6 at 18:22
After logind.conf edit, I had to re-change laptop lid behavior in xfce4-power-manager and then it worked.
– user1758935
Mar 8 at 11:48
add a comment |
I did this already but it does not work, my laptop don't stop
– user1758935
Mar 6 at 18:06
@user1758935 this could be a bug with your hardware. I am seeing that some people have to take additional steps. Confirm that you havepm-utils,xfce4-power-manager, and edit your post to include all of your hardware. Make, Model, chipset, graphics, usb devices, etc.
– kemotep
Mar 6 at 18:22
After logind.conf edit, I had to re-change laptop lid behavior in xfce4-power-manager and then it worked.
– user1758935
Mar 8 at 11:48
I did this already but it does not work, my laptop don't stop
– user1758935
Mar 6 at 18:06
I did this already but it does not work, my laptop don't stop
– user1758935
Mar 6 at 18:06
@user1758935 this could be a bug with your hardware. I am seeing that some people have to take additional steps. Confirm that you have
pm-utils, xfce4-power-manager, and edit your post to include all of your hardware. Make, Model, chipset, graphics, usb devices, etc.– kemotep
Mar 6 at 18:22
@user1758935 this could be a bug with your hardware. I am seeing that some people have to take additional steps. Confirm that you have
pm-utils, xfce4-power-manager, and edit your post to include all of your hardware. Make, Model, chipset, graphics, usb devices, etc.– kemotep
Mar 6 at 18:22
After logind.conf edit, I had to re-change laptop lid behavior in xfce4-power-manager and then it worked.
– user1758935
Mar 8 at 11:48
After logind.conf edit, I had to re-change laptop lid behavior in xfce4-power-manager and then it worked.
– user1758935
Mar 8 at 11:48
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