Amends: f798a403
Related: xfce/xfce4-power-manager#146 (comment 95193)

See #146 (comment 89211)

Closes: #146

Completes: fce18c08

Fixes: #92

See #135 (comment 32702)

Fixes: #144

Last step, light-locker is left as is, see next commits.

Fixes: #194

Helps: #194

Helps: #194

Completes: 239faf65

And for min/max values when useful. A few missing initializations are
added in the process.

Mirror the one in xfce4-screensaver-preferences to open
xfce4-power-manager-settings. This is all the more justified after
4e8c3386.

Ian authored 10 months ago and Gaël Bonithon committed 10 months ago

Helps: #194

If the xfconf property does not exist at all, it won't touch the
switch's state.  Since xfpm defaults to TRUE, we should set the switch
active by default in the UI description.

If the setting was set to never before this change, this will have the
effect of setting it to 14, since this value was used as a reference for
disabling system sleep. Unfortunately, this is unavoidable and it is not
possible to implement backward compatibility, since 14 is now also a
possible value. Users will therefore have to manually set the value to 0
to disable system sleep after this change.

It's an inconvenience, but this behavior really deserved to be fixed.

Fixes: #3

Just keep its deactivation in case of inhibition. The timeout should be
set from the settings of the screensaver used, otherwise it causes
unresolvable conflicts and erratic behavior from the user's point of
view.

Fixes: #81, #113, #153, apps/xfce4-screensaver#133

Yousuf Philips authored 2 years ago and Gaël Bonithon committed 2 years ago

Increase it from 120 seconds to 10 minutes with a 10 second step.

Closes: #40

See: xfce/libxfce4ui#26 (comment 15913)

This reverts commit 462d4f02.
Reason for reverting is that the "magical value" for suspending is
changed so existing configurations result in unpredictable behavior.

Yousuf Philips authored 4 years ago and Simon Steinbeiß committed 4 years ago

Closes: #3

Upgraded patch 5917 to work with current master.

This may help with broken battery scenarios and there is little harm in
allowing this in the UI.

Co-author: Maurizio Galli <maurizio.galli@gmail.com>

This commit introduces two new options:
1) Configuring the amount of brightness steps
2) Whether to distribute the steps in a linear or exponential way

Both options are presented in the settings dialog and affect the
brightness keys and the panel plugin.

Both tabs now use Stackswitchers to allow users to switch between the
"on battery" and "on ac" settings. This gets rid of the huge table we
used to have and makes it easier to hide all "on battery" settings.

The icons were lost during the transition from GtkStock.