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Title:
  [Vivid] laptop do not suspend if lid is closed before the AC is
  unplugged

Status in unity-settings-daemon package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  
  Consider the following PM configuration, set by the user from the control-center

  * on Battery, when lid is closed, suspend
  * on AC, when lif is closed, do nothing

  On Trusty and Utopic, if the user first closes the lid and then
  unplugs its laptop, gsd-power-mangager correctly applies the "lid
  closed" policy in response to the AC unplug event

  On Vivid, the laptop does not suspend.

  I have tested it straight from the live-usb images. I booted on Trusty
  and Utopic, changed the default policy (which is to suspend even on AC
  on lid closed), closed the lid and then unplugged.

  The same test with a Vivid live-usb images exhibits the bad behaviour.

  After some digging I worked my way from ACPI events to Logind to
  Upower to unity-settings-manager.

  I belive the change in behaviour occurend when gsd-power-manager was
  updated to UPower 0.99, that is:

  http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~unity-settings-daemon-team/unity-
  settings-daemon/trunk/revision/4060

  The solution (at least a proof of concept) seems to also trigger the
  lid callback on AC events.

  I'm attaching a trivial patch (lightly tested) which restores the
  expected behaviour. I'll upload it to my ppa for wider testing.

  Note that this problem might also affect gnome-settings-daemon
  although I'm not sure whether gnome relies more on logind for power
  policy and therefore is not affected…

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