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02-28-2009, 12:37 PM	#1
laserjim LQ Newbie Registered: Nov 2007 Distribution: Suse Linux 10.3 (among others) Posts: 8 Rep:	Power Conservation Module White List Hello, I just started using Ubuntu 8.10 Desktop. I have setup the machine so it suspend its self (power save mode) after ten minutes. Sometimes, however, I don't want it to shutdown. For example, if I am watching a movie, I may be idle for the movie's duration, but I obviously don't want the computer to turn off. Is there a "whitelist" where I can put commands like "mplayer", "cp", "mv", and "vmware"? How can I whitelist these apps? Thanks!

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