Version: (using KDE 4.4.2) OS: Linux Installed from: Ubuntu Packages At 'System Settings -> Advanced -> Power Management -> Before doing a suspend action, wait X min' the value X between triggering the notification that the system is going to suspend and the actual suspend is set. However in the notification it says X seconds not X minutes. The actual suspend action is a little bit confusing, so I describe in detail what I experienced: In a power profile I set 'When the system is idle for more than Y min Suspend to RAM'. After Y minutes without user interaction the screen directly blanked and it seemed to me the system is going to 'Suspend to Ram', after hitting a key the system woke up (quite fast) and I needed to unlock the screen (expected). There was a notification saying the system will suspend in X seconds and this was what happend since I did not cancel it. The next wake up seemed to be slower than the one before, but I did not time it. This bug report is about the seconds and the minutes, not the double suspend action (that is bug #221637). Thanks for reading all this. :)
Created attachment 42722 [details] Patch to change "min" to "sec" in the PowerDevil kcm module
SVN commit 1114072 by sitter: Fix UI representation from minute to second, where the backend indeed workes with seconds and not minutes. Thanks to Felix Geyer for the patch! BUG: 233103 M +1 -1 generalPage.ui WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=1114072
*** Bug 240175 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***