[GTALUG] Keep X from going to sleep

[Russell Reiter]

71 tabs you had pinned or 71 new tabs?

For the longest time SElinux, which a friend uses in Fedora, was choking on
colourd. Notwithstanding that the Nvidia driver was a little problematic to
install, it was better than the native nouveau drivers Fedora was shipping
at the time.
Around the time of Fedora 18, chrome would start and then download a 1mg or
more file to a folder. Then an automatic update fixed the problem so I
didn't have to look into it too much.

Colord is responsible, in part, for defining the neutral palate that all
else is rendered against in the display.

You are on testing so I'd either regress to stable unless there is a good
reason not to or, have a look for colord debug notes in the logs.

On Tue, Mar 17, 2015 at 10:41 AM, William Witteman <wwitteman at gmail.com>
wrote:

> On 17 March 2015 at 10:37, Russell Reiter <rreiter91 at gmail.com> wrote:
> > You mean your using solid state drives and not getting wake on keypress
> > either?
>
> I am using SSDs, and the computer wakes up fine on keypress, but the
> monitor stays stubbornly dark.  What I currently do is Alt-Tab over to
> a terminal or fire one up using F1 (mapped in my Openbox config) and
> type pkill Xorg.  Then the screen wakes up and shows me the console,
> and I restart X and firefox, which asks me if I want to restore 71
> tabs :-)
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