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Since some times, look like X goes on sleep when unused…can I disable this ? !archlinux
about a year ago from xmpp-
@slubman In the preferences of kde/gmome, in the xorg.conf (BlankTime, StandbyTime, SuspendTime, OffTime) or, temporally with xset
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@slubman could you be more specific? blank screen, screensaver, etc? will it wake back up if you move the mouse? is the time constant?
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@naw I want my scren to go in standby mode, but not th server to "sleep"
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@darwinsurvivor yes, when moving the mouse it wake up, but for exemple doing a remote xset will timeout because of the sleep
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@phunehehe I leave X unused for several hours.
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@slubman Are you using a desktop environment, or some kind of power management? I'd start with that.
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@slubman do you have gnome-screensaver, xscreensaver, etc running? (ps aux | grep -i screen)
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@darwinsurvivor I have the kde screensaver running
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@slubman ah, so the entire system is going to sleep. ok, what power management software do you have? (gnome-power-manager, lmt, kde-?, etc)
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@darwinsurvivor not the entire system, I can still ssh and do thing there. But everything depending on an X session is kind of unresponsive
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@slubman how do you know they are unresponsive if they come back when you move the mouse...?
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@darwinsurvivor !irssi + !bitlbee here!
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@darwinsurvivor using anything interacting with X (like ssh -X, xset -display :0 …) simply hang
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@slubman did you set xhost? "xhost +LOCAL:". does "ssh -X, xset -display :0" work when it's not black?
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@darwinsurvivor when screen is not black, yes everything works just fine
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@slubman hmm, have you tried running a cpu intesive cli app (through ssh) and see if *that* hangs? it could be resource related hdd ..
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@slubman .. spindown,etc
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@darwinsurvivor try a cpu intensive cli app (over ssh). could be resource related (hd spindown, etc). just trying to eliminate other issues.
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@slubman try a cpu intensive cli app (over ssh). could be resource related (hd spindown, etc). just trying to eliminate other issues.
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@darwinsurvivor starting other intensive tasks (multiple VMs, compilations) without problem.
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@slubman Unless you've been doing some weird stuff in xorg.conf, I'm out of ideas. Try xorg channel on FreeNode. They are VERY helpful!
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