Nate Bargmann: > > I did another "upgrade" a couple of days ago and now Xfce has no idea > that power management exists. This is manifested by the logout dialog > not having options for suspend and hibernate in it any more and the > custom session buttons on my taskbar which have Logout, Lock, Suspend, > Reboot, and Shutdown buttons as the Suspend button greyed out. Looking > in the Xfce Power Management settings dialog no options exist now for > suspend or hibernate on any of the tabs.
I had the same issue recently running sid. I don't run Xfce, but have
xfce4-power-manager in my ~/.xsession.
> While this may be related to systemd and components, there is no reason
> to turn this into a flame war, again.
I am afraid that systemd might actually be responsible since I use it as
well. The bad news is that I don't really know how I solved it. It went
away temporarily after a reboot and I haven't seen it for some time. I
only sometimes notice that xfce4-power-manager has crashed.
J.
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