Per-device alarms seem to work great, I wasn't able to make the cursor disappear completely without it reappearing when using the touchpad. This was my reproducer: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=706229#c21
However, gnome-settings-daemon's power plugin watches for the global idle time, and it has trouble turning the backlight back on when a key is pressed.
My test case is:
- setup "blank screen" to 1 min in the power settings
- let it blank
- press esc once the screen has gone completely black
- wait a second, screen doesn't turn on
- press ctrl, you'll see the password prompt instead of the shield, meaning that gnome-shell did receive the "esc" (that dismisses the shield) but gnome-settings-daemon didn't notice the key press as not being idle anymore and didn't turn on the backlight.
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> (In reply to comment #3)
> > Patch series starting here:
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> The patches seem to work correctly for me in my testing.
I should qualify that.
Per-device alarms seem to work great, I wasn't able to make the cursor disappear completely without it reappearing when using the touchpad. This was my reproducer: /bugzilla. gnome.org/ show_bug. cgi?id= 706229# c21
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However, gnome-settings- daemon' s power plugin watches for the global idle time, and it has trouble turning the backlight back on when a key is pressed.
My test case is: daemon didn't notice the key press as not being idle anymore and didn't turn on the backlight.
- setup "blank screen" to 1 min in the power settings
- let it blank
- press esc once the screen has gone completely black
- wait a second, screen doesn't turn on
- press ctrl, you'll see the password prompt instead of the shield, meaning that gnome-shell did receive the "esc" (that dismisses the shield) but gnome-settings-