For anyone wondering how to force Ubuntu to "Do Nothing" when closing the lid of a laptop.
The option does not exist in Power Management Preferences.
So...
In a terminal (Applications-->Accessories-->Terminal), type: gconf-editor
Navigate to apps-->gnome-power-manager-->buttons and set lid_ac and/or lid_battery to "nothing" (without the quotes).
the brainfuckers designing gnome3 removed that option, again, from the power settings... do they ever learn? ...they should have a gnome-history-101 class before being able to suggest a gnome design... anyway... here's the gconf solution:
ReplyDeleteorg.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.power.lid-close-ac-action="nothing"
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no they do not learn...thanks for the updated fix
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