suspend/hibernate through KDE menu entry) # Avoids that system wakes up immediately after suspend or hibernate # /lib/systemd/system-sleep/lid_wakeup_disable
Put the following script in /lib/systemd/system-sleep/ #!/bin/sh However, to avoid problems when reaching a critical power level, it is best to correct this behaviour. This is not a major issue, since most of the time you will suspend/hibernate by closing the lid. This is related to the lid, that being open sends mistakenly a wake up signal immediately after suspend/hibernate. When sending the system to either suspend or hibernate via KDE's menu entries or the command line, the system wakes up immediately, as soon as it has entered sleep mode. You might experience a couple of issues with power management. on desktop environments different from KDE), refer to the ArchLinux wiki.
For instance, JOSM needs also java 9 (which is not currently available in the stretch repository).įor further information on the tweaks needed for retina display (e.g. This might not be enough for some Java applications based on GTK+. You need to add the following line in /etc/profile: export GDK_SCALE=2 GTK+ applications running in KDE won't be scaled correctly yet. To get the correct resolution: $ xdpyinfo |grep -B2 resolutionĭimensions: 2560x1600 pixels (286x179 millimeters)
