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PM

PM is a simple power management script. It let you allow to suspend or lock your computer.

By default the script is executed when ACPI detect that the screen is closed.

Installation

Full installation

If you want to fully install PM, proceed like this:

git clone https://github.com/hasB4K/small-power-management.git
cd small-power-management/pm
sudo ./install.sh all
pm -u

You will need to restart your ACPI daemon. If your using Systemd proceed like this:

sudo systemctl restart acpid

Please make sure to add the following line in your .xinitrc or .xprofile file:

pm -u

This command will initialize the current user which is logged if they are severals users.

All files are installed in /usr/local/etc/pm/.

###Disable Auto-Suspend on Systemd

If your using Systemd, the computer will be suspend when the computer screen is closed. For avoiding the management of that feature by Systemd you need to uncomment the line of HandleLidSwicth in the file /etc/systemd/logind.conf:

HandleLidSwicth=ignore

Uninstallation

If you want to uninstall this script, please do:

sudo /usr/local/etc/pm/install.sh uninstall

Usage

This script takes severals arguments. Some of them take those options: {suspend | s, lock | l, all | a}.

  • -u, --user Set the current user
  • -l, --locker [Locker] Set a default Locker (eg. i3lock, slimlock, ...).
  • -e, --enable [Options] Enable the options.
  • -d, --disable [Options] Disable the options.
  • -p, --perform Execute the script with the setted options.
  • -h, --help Display the help

Dependencies

By default PM need to have the ACPI Daemon installed. An event file will be installed to /etc/acpi/events/events_pm.

Please make sure to have installed ACPI before using this script. If you want to use this script without ACPI, please notice that the script will no longer be executed when the screen will be closed. However you still still can use this script "as is". You can do that by doing:

sudo ./install.sh install