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Hello all,
I recently upgraded to Fedora 24 on my laptop (KDE5). I've noticed now that I can't set up suspend or hibernate as regular user. I.e. System Settings -> Power Management -> Energy Saving -> Button events handling In the dropdown selection, the "suspend" and "hibernate" options are missing for a regular user. I can however do it as root from the CLI if I run "systemctl suspend" of "systemctl hibernate". I am guessing is a user permission problem. How can I fix that ? Many thanks. Regards, Harald |
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OK, solved
It is actually a polkit issue. Create a file: /etc/polkit-1/rules.d/10-enable-suspend.rules and put in:
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