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Bug 3114

Summary: Expose DPMS controls in DCOP
Product: TDE Reporter: Jan Stolarek <jwstolarek>
Component: tdeutilsAssignee: Timothy Pearson <kb9vqf>
Status: NEW ---    
Severity: enhancement CC: bugwatch
Priority: P5    
Version: R14.0.x [Trinity]   
Hardware: Other   
OS: Linux   
Compiler Version: TDE Version String:
Application Version: Application Name:

Description Jan Stolarek 2020-05-26 11:12:30 CDT 
TDE provides a global keyboard shortcut to start screensaver (Alt+Ctrl+S by default). Additionally, TDEPowerSave exposes through DCOP functions that allow to control computer's power state, e.g. "dcop tdepowersave tdepowersaveIface do_suspendFreeze". What I find missing is a TDE built-in interface for switching monitor into one of DPMS states (standby, suspend, off). This would allow to assign keyboard shortcuts to manage monitor power states. Hopefully this is straightforward. TDEPowersave already manages DPMS, so it should just be a matter of exposing appropriate functions via DCOP.

Also, I am aware that setting DPMS mode should be possible with xset utility, but for whatever reason the only thing it does on my system is run the screensaver (so, e.g. I run "xset dpms force standby" and get screensaver).