Ticket #9781 (closed defect: fixed)

Opened 3 years ago

Last modified 3 years ago

ohmd and gnome-power-manager conflict

Reported by: pgf Owned by: dsd
Priority: high Milestone: 10.1.0
Component: not assigned Version: Development build as of this date
Keywords: Cc:
Action Needed: no action Verified: no
Deployments affected: Blocked By:
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Description

as long as ohmd is a system daemon, it will collide with g-p-m's use of the power button, etc.

one easy solution would be to simply remove g-p-m -- it doesn't do the right thing with either the screen or the battery right now, and ohm covers the rest adequately.

Change History

Changed 3 years ago by cjb

  • cc dsd added

Agreed. Perhaps find a simple GNOME battery applet to replace it with?

Changed 3 years ago by Quozl

  • blocking 9858 added

Added as blocker for software manufacturing. Imagine if 10k kids get an XO and they switch to Gnome and it says their battery is bad? Agreed to remove gnome-power-manager for the moment, and make a ticket to find something to indicate battery status.

Changed 3 years ago by dsd

  • cc dsd removed
  • owner set to dsd

Changed 3 years ago by cjb

test in os58

Changed 3 years ago by cjb

  • next_action changed from never set to test in release

Changed 3 years ago by Quozl

  • next_action changed from test in release to finalize

Tested on os58; gnome-power-manager is not present. No battery warning appears.

Satisfied test criteria. Moving to finalize.

Changed 3 years ago by dsd

  • status changed from new to closed
  • resolution set to fixed

confirmed working in os59

Changed 3 years ago by Quozl

  • blocking 9858 removed

Changed 3 years ago by Quozl

  • next_action changed from finalize to no action
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