>use x.org display manager >close lid does nothing >

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>>52375902
Thats why you buy Apple™ MBP™ with OS X™ with El Capitan™

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>close lid
>monitor refuses to come back on

>>52375920
Sometimes I think about it. Getting tired of troubleshooting things for hours in my underwear.

On my T400 running xubuntu, closing the lid will sometimes result in a black screen. The backlight is on. However, the desktop is black. ctrl-alt-f1 brings up a terminal just fine.

Does this sound like a similar problem?

>close lid
>open lead
>filesystem is now read-only

>>52375929
Ctrl+alt+backspace resets it at a cost of closing everything. Key bind disabled in Ubuntu these days but still works in Linux Mint.

https://sites.google.com/site/easylinuxtipsproject/first-xubuntu#TOC-Enable-the-key-combination-Ctrl-Alt-Backspace

>>52375952
Yes that works for me but now I avoid suspending because it ACPI is too complicated for Linux.

>>52375952
T410 with nvidia. Happens to me.

>>52375944

What are you talking about!?!?
Linux is perfect!
It never goes wrong. You certainly never have to pop a command line to fix things!
Nuh-uh!
NEVER HAPPENS!!!!!!!!!

>>52375902
>x.org display manager

bool dropped = true

>>52375902
Linux
It Just Werk's! (R)

>>52375902
Not our fault you're too stupid to work out your config. /thread

>>52375902
xorg has nothing to do with what your laptop does when turned off, use acpid and pm-utils. also, stay away from proprietary drivers.

>>52377843
this. learn how your computer actually works before complaining that it's not working properly.

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>>52377878
>working properly.
Something that Linux has NEVER done.

>>52377903
works fine for me

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>>52377903
Something that I could never done in Linux
FTFY

>>52375902
What distro are you using? I don't have these problems with Lubuntu on my X201t or T60p.

>>52377903
Not our fault you have literally no idea what you're doing. Go back to Windows if you so desperately want your walled garden echo chamber of PREMIUM ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE.
>>>/v/

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>>52377951
>walled garden

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Why do we have to spoonfeed this retard who thinks X-org is a display manager?

He'll go back to windows in a few days and brag about how he used linux himself and is able to tell "linux suckzz" like one of these:
>>52377903
>>52377827

>>52375902
quit using some edgy autistic os and use something like debian or ubuntu

>>52377903
>I don't know what X does or how it works, but I'm sure it's not working properly!

On my ASUS notebook closing the lid works perfectly, no crashes or bugs, although im using nvidia proprietary drivers

>>52375902
>>52377827

>implying osx doesn't use X

>>52377978
It manages displays, doesn't it? What do you think it is?

>>52380703
It's technically a display server.