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What does xfce4 power-manager do in "presentation mode"?

What exactly does the xfce4-power-manager if I press the button for presentation mode?

Is it called X function? Or what else?

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It does two things, both intended to keep automatic features from messing up a presentation where you don't touch the machine for a long time (e.g. a teacher showing a video to a class):

• Turns off DPMS (Display Power Management Signaling) so your screen won't blank or sleep
• Prevents screensaver mode from activating

It prevents your system from suspending or hibernating.

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#1 2019-01-18 12:35:48

Toggling presentation mode via terminal. (xfce4-power-manager)

Is it possible to toggle the presentation mode via a terminal? I'd like to bind it to a key in openbox.

#2 2019-01-18 14:23:41

Re: Toggling presentation mode via terminal. (xfce4-power-manager)

Hello and welcome.

You can use:

The "-T" will toggle the setting between true and false.

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#3 2019-01-19 09:09:26

Fantastic! Thank you and thank you for the welcome. Good to be here.

#4 2020-05-01 18:52:22

Is there a command that will return the current state of the toggle?

#5 2020-05-01 20:21:17

If all you want to see is a true or false, this should do it:

#6 2020-05-02 07:50:39

Perfect! Thank you.

#7 2022-01-08 14:00:54

Hello, this is exactly what I was looking for, so thank you. It's great, that this can be turned into a shortcut.

Also, is there a way to have an icon or something, that sits somewhere in the xfce4-panel (taskbar), which shows the current status after the toggle?

#8 2022-01-08 14:42:43

I have never used it but xfce4-genmon-plugin should be able to do it. xfconf allows monitoring a channel, so for example, the following:

will keep watching the xfce4-desktop channel for changes.

#9 2022-01-08 15:28:08

#10 2022-01-08 15:44:22

I apologize, ToZ. That's way too off-topic but your panel icons are lit. What's the theme called?

#11 2022-01-08 15:50:40

From the VM with that screenshot, they are WhiteSur. The elementary-xfce icon set looks similar.

#12 2022-01-13 10:27:56

Also it seems that it doesn't matter if  the laptop is plugged in or not.

#13 2022-01-13 11:56:03

It was added in version 1.7.0. As a workaround, you could use the xfce4-genmon-plugin and a script like this:

...just change the ON_ICON and OFF_ICON variables to suit.

#14 2022-01-13 21:03:41

But can't I just upgrade it? I mean this came with my distribution of xubuntu 18.04 (updated to 20.04), which I initially installed on the previous laptop. I just took the HDD after it died and I am now using it on this one, so I am not sure if this is the initial version of power manager, or it got updated somewhere along the way. I am not on version 1.6.6 for any particular reason.

#15 2022-01-13 21:23:12

Xubuntu 20.04 only packages up to 1.6.6 - you'd need to either upgrade to a newer distro version or enable some test/dev repository.

#16 2022-04-23 15:43:57

Thanks also. xfconf-query --help and the docs unfortunately make us think that the command would be

which doesn't work.

Last edited by kunzlata (2022-04-23 15:44:25)

#17 2022-04-23 16:52:51

You need to be careful to get the correct path to the key. You can get the complete list of of keys with:

...and there you can see:

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Xfce4 Power Manager manages the power sources of the computer and connected devices (wireless mice, keyboards, media players etc.). It also allows users to control the display backlight brightness and set power-saving modes for displays and monitors.\ In addition, xfce4-power-manager provides a set of freedesktop-compliant DBus interfaces to inform other applications about the current power level so that they can adjust their power consumption, and it provides the inhibit interface which allows applications to prevent automatic sleep actions via the power manager; as an example, the operating system’s package manager should make use of this interface while it is performing update operations.

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[[:xfce:xfce4-power-manager:getting-started|Getting Started]] – Starting the power manager and some command-line options. [[:xfce:xfce4-power-manager:preferences|Preferences]] – Customizing the settings of the power manager. [[:xfce:xfce4-power-manager:faq|Frequently Asked Questions]] – Some random things you probably want to know. [[:xfce:xfce4-power-manager:panel-plugin|Power Manager Panel Plugin]] – Display your battery’s load status, connected devices and control your display backlight brightness.

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Development of the upcoming Xfce 4.16 desktop environment is progressing nicely, and now that the first preview release hit the streets , it’s time to look at the major new features and improvements.

The initial plan for Xfce 4.16 wasn’t to be a big release, like Xfce 4.14 was, but it turned out it was worth the effort of working on more new features for the lightweight desktop environment and present users with a comprehensive update.

Of course, nothing can beat the Xfce 4.14 release, which was more than 4 years in the works. However, Xfce 4.16 has some very nice additions fans will more likely enjoy, and who knows, it may even convert a few GNOME or KDE users to the lightweight alternative used by many popular distros by default, including Xubuntu, Manjaro, and others.

So, without further ado, here are the top 10 new features in the Xfce 4.16 desktop environment:

• Revamped ‘About Xfce’ dialog

The About Xfce dialog has been revamped in this release to also show basic system information by default. This is possible thanks to the addition of the libgtop library, which can fetch system specific data like CPU and memory usage, as well as information about running processes.

When you click the About Xfce item in the Applications Menu you’ll now see at a glance the device where Xfce is running, the Linux distribution you’re using, the system architecture, current Xfce version, as well as CPU and RAM information.

• Client-side decorations (CSD) for all Settings dialogs

Another cool and modern feature that Xfce users have been expected for so long is support for client-side decorations (CSD), which makes apps use their own window decorations. Client-side decorations are known to be more space-efficient and integrate better with app window content.

Xfce 4.16 comes with an initial client-side decorations support for all the Settings dialogs. In addition, the Settings Manager now features an improved search/filtering functionality.

• Fractional Scaling

Fractional scaling is another modern feature that fans of the lightweight desktop environment have requested for a long time now. As expected, it’s been implemented in the Display dialog under System Settings and makes use of the XRandR configuration utility.

Three predefined display scaling options are available at a glance, including 1x (default), 1.5x and 2x. But using the “Custom” entry you can set your own fractional scaling. In addition, the Display dialog now supports better fallback in case your configuration doesn’t work.

• New Status Tray plugin

A new Status Tray plugin is available in the Panel Preferences dialog to make your life much easier when configuring the system tray area and the status notifications. The plugin is accessible by double clicking its entry in the Items tab.

It’s a merge between the systray (Notification Area) and Status Notifier plugins and supports the Panel’s global “icon size” setting.

• Dark mode for the Xfce Panel

The Xfce Panel now supports dark themes, finally! To enable it, all you have to do is open the Panel dialog in System Settings and enable the Dark mode option in the Appearance tab. Be aware that your theme has to support dark mode for this feature to work, otherwise the panel will keep its default light mode.

• Autohide animation for the Xfce Panel

To complement the new dark mode, there’s now an autohide animation for the Xfce Panel that makes the “autohide” feature less confusing for users. While the autohide animation feature is enabled by default, you’ll have to set the Panel’s automatic hide behavior to ‘Always’ in Panel Preferences’ Display tab.

• Launching new instances for apps

A new “Launch New Instance” option has been added in the right-click context menu of apps and dialogs on their Xfce Panel entry to let you easily launch a new instance of the respective application or dialog, basically duplicating it. I find this feature very useful when, for example, I want to open another Terminal window.

• Pause copy and move operations

Another long anticipated feature is the ability to pause copy and move operations. This was implemented in the ‘File Operation Progress’ dialog and it is part of the Thunar file manager.

• New ‘Default Applications’ dialog

A new ‘Default Applications’ dialog is available in System Settings to help you fully configure which apps open certain files and which apps are the default for specific tasks. It basically unifies the ‘Mime Settings’ and ‘Preferred Applications’ dialogs from previous Xfce releases.

Last but not least, Xfce 4.16 will come with new icons for all core components. This was done in order to offer Xfce a visual identity and make it easily recognizable among Linux desktop environments. Also, the new icons follow the freedesktop.org rDNS icon naming standard.

But wait, that’s not all! Xfce 4.16 also comes with:

• GTK3 support for a more modern UI/UX and improved maintainability
• Custom right-click actions for Desktop launchers (e.g. ‘Open a New Private Window’ for Firefox)
• Support for the Workspace Switcher plugin to display numbering for workspaces
• Support for queued file transfers in the Thunar file manager
• Support to remembering view settings per folder in the Thunar file manager
• New versioning scheme for Thunar and Volman
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• Bash auto-completion for xfconf-query
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• Support for sorting apps by frequency and recency in the Appfinder
• Improved gpg-agent (GNU Privacy Guard) support
• Cleaner battery and ‘on power’ settings
• Autohide for the low-battery notification when connecting to a charger
• A new visual indicator in the Xfce Panel when “Presentation mode” is enabled
• … and much more!

The final Xfce 4.16 release is expected later this fall, sometime in late October or early November (the final release has been delayed for late December or early January 2021). An exact release date is not set yet, but two more preview releases are expected later this month and in mid-October.

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The plugin's menu allows users to control screen brightness and check on the remaining uptime their battery provides.

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The settings dialog was completely restructured (separating button/lid events from system and display behavior) and offers a clearer way of setting your preferences.

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When light-locker is available, you can control its settings directly via the power manager.

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There have been lots of improvements to our goodies, and some new and shiny applications have been added by new contributors.

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Task Manager (xfce4-taskmanager)

The task manager got a revamped user interface, a filter and also supports Gtk3 now.

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Media Player (parole)

Parole's UI was totally redone in Gtk3. It now supports multiple video backends, makes more efficient use of your resources and contains a few novel plugins.

Watch videos

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Mousepad was totally rewritten, gained a settings dialog and now supports Gtk3.

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This panel item provides a quick and easy way to see battery status, change display brightness, access Power Manager Settings and more.

Clicking on the battery icon in the panel will display the indicator dropdown menu shown above.

Battery Status

Displays the vendor name, current connection status and charge level of the laptop's battery. Also may display battery status for supported connected devices (e.g., MP3 players, cell phones, etc.). Support for external devices is provided by the upower daemon, not by Power Manager , and device support is in the process of being expanded.

Display Brightness

Allows control of the laptop's display brightness with the slider (see also Handling Display Brightness ).

Presentation Mode

Ticking this option temporarily overrides any suspend settings in Power Manager Settings and will prevent interruptions due to inactivity in the course of giving a presentation.

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Change xfce4-power-manager option from terminal

I'd like to change a xfce4-power-manager setting (what to do when laptop lid is closed on AC) via the terminal so that I can assign a keyboard shortcut to do it.

Is there a way how to do it? Similar to dconf-editor set for gnome..

ok, I found the file at ~/.config/xfce4/xfconf/xfce-perchannel-xml/xfce4-power-manager.xml . But changing it doesn't do anything. How do I reload xfce4-power-manager ? I tried xfce4-power-manager --restart but that doesn't help.

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Found it, have to use xfconf-query to get/set values.

To get the value:

To set the value:

-c specify channel, -p is for property within that channel, -s is for setting value, 1 for suspend, 0 for do nothing.

• I see "0" when I have "Switch off display" selected - but there is no open to "Do nothing". –  Michael Commented May 3, 2019 at 21:12
• at least for alterating lock-screen-suspend-hibernate neither sending HUP to xfce4-power-manager nor running it well --restart seems to reliably make the change take effect. –  Michael Commented Sep 22, 2019 at 0:22

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