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[Jamie Strandboge <jamie@xxxxxxxxxx>]

** Description changed:

  The current default behavior of new installs is to suspend on idle.
  While I would argue this isn't a great default, I understand why it is.
- However, many computers do not suspend well, and enterprise environments
- may want to disable the behavior for any number of reasons. Suspend on
- idle should be a preseedable debconf question (medium, to avoid
- prompts). This would allow OEM to better finetune the behavior as well.
+ However, many computers do not suspend well (including qemu-
+ kvm/libvirt), and enterprise environments may want to disable the
+ behavior for any number of reasons. Suspend on idle should be a
+ preseedable debconf question (medium, to avoid prompts). This would
+ allow OEMs to better finetune the behavior as well.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/870019

Title:
  suspend on idle behavior should be preseedable

Status in “gnome-settings-daemon” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  The current default behavior of new installs is to suspend on idle.
  While I would argue this isn't a great default, I understand why it
  is. However, many computers do not suspend well (including qemu-
  kvm/libvirt), and enterprise environments may want to disable the
  behavior for any number of reasons. Suspend on idle should be a
  preseedable debconf question (medium, to avoid prompts). This would
  allow OEMs to better finetune the behavior as well.

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