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I am on an ASUS Q526FA, per output from $ sudo dmidecode | less
Output of $ hostnamectl
Static hostname: <myhostname>
Icon name: computer-convertible
Chassis: convertible
Machine ID: 475c143a9682490591c4b45e4b07da8b
Boot ID: 99437bb52f334cf3914ac45b98b3cefb
Operating System: Arch Linux
Kernel: Linux 5.4.8-arch1-1
Architecture: x86-64
Also, to help, I am dual booting WIndows 10 on UEFI with two drives, the optane drive for windows and grub boot, and the other Drive for /, /var, and /home.
Arch runs really smoothly on this machine, but I have one really annoying problem. If I accidentally pop the power button (not even a sustained press, which is mounted on the left side, the laptop turns off. I would like to make it so that it takes longer than a bump to power down the machine, and I am not exactly where to start.
If this comes across as whining, I will suck it up and treat it as a hazard of dealing with Arch. I realize I risk not a few snarky comments about a post entitled "pushing the power button turns my machine off" but I am willing to ask if it means I hear a few comments that might address bettering my machine. Maybe powermanagement, or somwhere else.
Thank you for the time, gang. And am very honored to be a part of this community on this best of distros.
Last edited by theparacleteshammer (2020-01-07 19:30:47)
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What environment are you running in? If nothing specifically look at the options for handling the power button in https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Po … th_systemd
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man logind.conf | less -p HandlePowerOffline
What environment are you running in? If nothing specifically look at the options for handling the power button in https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Po … th_systemd
Oops, sorry. Openbox
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What environment are you running in? If nothing specifically look at the options for handling the power button in https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Po … th_systemd
I will take a gander at this one. And I will mark SOLVED if it fixes the issue.
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Okay, I think y'all have given me sufficient rails to run on. I am going to poke around in those areas, and mark this one as solved.
Thanks.
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