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Kactivitymanagerd is not running on my system.
$ ps ax | grep kactivitymanagerd
3195 pts/1 S+ 0:00 grep kactivitymanagerdInfo from logs:
$ journalctl|grep kactivitymanager
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Jul 05 17:56:50 hostname kactivitymanagerd[538]: org.kde.kactivities.activities: Starting the KDE Activity Manager daemon QDateTime("2015-07-05 17:56:50.413 WEST Qt::LocalTime")
Jul 05 17:56:50 hostname kactivitymanagerd[538]: kf5.kservice.sycoca: Trying to open ksycoca from "/home/username/.cache/ksycoca5"
Jul 05 17:56:50 hostname kactivitymanagerd[538]: org.kde.kactivities.application: [ OK ] loaded: "Share-Like-Connect"
Jul 05 17:56:50 hostname kactivitymanagerd[538]: Setting the name: "org.kde.ActivityManager.ActivityTemplates"
Jul 05 17:56:50 hostname kactivitymanagerd[538]: org.kde.kactivities.application: [ OK ] loaded: "Modelos de Actividades"
Jul 05 17:56:50 hostname kactivitymanagerd[538]: org.kde.kactivities.application: [ OK ] loaded: "Monitor de Eventos"
Jul 05 17:56:50 hostname kactivitymanagerd[538]: Setting the name: "org.kde.ActivityManager.Resources.Scoring"
Jul 05 17:56:50 hostname kactivitymanagerd[538]: Creating directory: "/home/username/.local/share/kactivitymanagerd/resources/"
Jul 05 17:56:50 hostname kactivitymanagerd[538]: KActivities: Database connection: "kactivities_db_resources_140327845120000_readwrite"
Jul 05 17:56:50 hostname kactivitymanagerd[538]: org.kde.kactivities.application: [ OK ] loaded: "Fontes do SQLite"
Jul 05 17:57:17 hostname kactivitymanagerd[538]: QWidget: Cannot create a QWidget without QApplicationI think I am having troubles with power management because of that.
When I click on System settings => Power Management => Activity Settings I see everything greyed out and I get this message:
"Power Management configuration module could not be loaded. The activity service is not running. It is necessary to have the activity manager to configure activity-specific power management behavior."
I'm using kde 5.
Last edited by joseribeiro (2015-07-08 21:51:58)
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I removed ~/.kde, ~/.kde4, and ~/.cache but it did not work.
Then, I tried something a litle bit more agressive:
I created another user.
I rebooted the system.
I Logged in with new user.
And I was astonished...
It worked.
The problem was in another configuration file.
Which file? I really don't know.
Last edited by joseribeiro (2015-07-07 22:12:38)
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maybe /var/tmp/kdecache-USER
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.kde and .kde4 are the configuration dirs for kde 3 and kde 4 respectively, so of course deleting them wouldn't have any effect on this
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The problem returned.
So I removed the directory ~/.config. It solved the problem but is only temporary because if I reboot the system the problem arises again.
Last edited by joseribeiro (2015-07-08 22:12:12)
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I found out If I replace compiz for kwin I am able to use power management, e.g, lock screen feature. Maybe kde5 broke friendship with compiz because in kde4 they coexisted nicely.
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