[nmglug] xfce mint sleeping?

[Ted Pomeroy]

Aaron, Sleep & suspend are also hardware dependent. It used to be a common
issue and vary by actual hardware. Often power and lightlocker are set to
take care or idleness and may have different settings. Also search the e
Ubuntu help as Mint is based on some edition of it. You may have to unlock
each time it sleeps. I've seen similar issue in Ubuntu 18.04. See you next
Thursday? Ted P.

On Tue, Dec 10, 2019, 9:18 AM Aaron Birenboim <aaron at boim.com> wrote:

> My new Mint 19.2 install if xfce mint is kind of locking up.
>
> Seems to be some sort of power management thing.  It responds to ping.
> caps-lock and num-lock change keyboard lights, but screen is dark, and
> it does not respond to ssh.
>
> Logs seem fairly clean.  It seems to be doing cron jobs all night, but
> just won't respond to keyboard or ssh.
>
> It seems to show a clean restart when I get frustrated and touch the
> power button.
>
>
> Any ideas?  Any idea what to look for in a log to see what it is doing?
>
>
> aaron
>
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