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Cinnamon 3.2.7 recently became available in ascii/main:
$ sudo apt-get install cinnamon
After installation it needs to be configured to use ConsoleKit rather than logind for a few things, otherwise cinnamon-session will crash frequently with no warnings or errors.
Using dconf_editor:
$ sudo apt-get install dconf_editor
Make these changes to the following keys:
org.cinnamon.desktop.session.session-manager-uses-logind = false
org.cinnamon.desktop.session.settings-daemon-uses-logind = false
org.cinnamon.desktop.session.screensaver-uses-logind = false
I did this from within a running cinnamon session, then logged out and back in again. I haven't been using it for long enough to say how stable it is otherwise, but it seems to be working well.
I found 'Shutdown applet' via the 'Available applets (online)' window, in the panel options:
https://cinnamon-spices.linuxmint.com/applets/view/49
to add suspend and hibernate buttons to the panel, which works great.
Last edited by spinlock (2017-06-25 15:08:43)
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Not much response in this thread, but I think this is going to make a lot of people happy. Thanks!
Edit: I can confirm that it works. I had some trouble with dconf-editor - the middle value would not change. Problem was that I was in xfce with a clearlooks-phenix theme, and the checkbox at the bottom of the window was missing. The other two values did change. Then I repeated it in cinnamon and was able to save the change.
I didn't add the applet, so I don't have suspend and hibernate, but log out, reboot and shutdown are there.
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A command line alternative to dconf_editor:
$ gsettings set org.cinnamon.desktop.session session-manager-uses-logind false
$ gsettings set org.cinnamon.desktop.session settings-daemon-uses-logind false
$ gsettings set org.cinnamon.desktop.session screensaver-uses-logind false
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I am very happy
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It seems as though cinnamon-session (even the latest github version) still has support for older UPower versions.
From the debian source package, in cinnamon-session-3.2.0/configure.ac:
PKG_CHECK_MODULES(UPOWER, upower-glib < 0.99.0, have_old_upower=yes, have_old_upower=no)
AS_IF([test x$have_old_upower = xyes], [
AC_DEFINE([HAVE_OLD_UPOWER], [1], [Define if we have an older upower])
])
AM_CONDITIONAL(HAVE_OLD_UPOWER, test x$have_old_upower = xyes)
From looking at cinnamon-session-3.2.0/cinnamon-session/csm-consolekit.c, it would appear that just recompiling the package under devuan (with libupower-glib-dev installed) ought to enable the suspend/hibernate options in the shutdown menu (haven't tried it though).
Last edited by spinlock (2017-07-01 17:31:03)
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So is this only in Ascii?
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So is this only in Ascii?
I believe jessie has cinnamon 2.2 in the repo, but it depends on libpam-systemd in some way.
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Greetings fellow systemd lovers!
Seriously though, I have been running Devuan for a few weeks and decided that I wanted to streamline my system by keeping only one DE. I decided to keep Cinnamon so I re-installed Devuan without XFCE (or any DE), re-upgraded to ascii and tried to install Cinnamon as detailed above. I finally got it to load but only in software rendering mode. I had it working fine prior (when Devuan was installed normally with XFCE). Seems there is something included in XFCE that cinnamon needs but I'm clueless...any thoughts?
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... I finally got it to load but only in software rendering mode. I had it working fine prior (when Devuan was installed normally with XFCE). Seems there is something included in XFCE that cinnamon needs but I'm clueless...any thoughts?
Can you run glxgears?
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Nope...could not run glxgears. So, I installed lightdm and logged into my session via lightdm. Now posting from my cinnamon session...all seems to be running normally. Thanks for the clue!
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